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What does trace mr, mild tr (pasp - 30 mmhg) mean. does it indicate any cause for concern? tmt results were found normal. also diagonised with decreas
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General follow up: Usually not. Trace regurgitation on Echocardiogram reports is quite common. Please make sure you have your cardiologist review the Echocardiogram report in detail with you.
Answered 8/30/2019
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