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Echocardiogram showed my left atrial volume index was 36cc/m2. everything else was normal. is this significant?

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It's probably : Not a great idea to interpret echocardiogram data on your own, or to crowdsource that data to internet doctors. Discuss the results with the physician that ordered the test so he can explain it in context.

Answered 6/14/2016

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