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E/a ratio 1.33 but deceleration time is 280ms. cut off value at 240ms on exam. sites say 220ms. echo report considered normal. is that normal?
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Very likely: At your age, the deceleration time can be a little bit above normal. Your E/A ratio is normal. Ask your doctor for feedback on the rest of the test.
Answered 10/19/2015
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