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A member asked:
My echo states atrial septal aneurysm, borderline mitral valve prolapse, trace mitral regurg, trace tricuspid regurg, trace pulmonic regurg. worried?
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Minor abnormalities: Though they need to be followed to see if they worsen. Your cardiologist is your best resource
Answered 4/29/2016
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