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Is my subaortic stenosis a serious problem? the report said: severe lvot obstruction. av : thin mobile av,gradient 66.4mmhg(mean) and peak of 127mmhg.
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Subaortic stenosis Gradient 66.4mmHg: You have a congenital condition. Surgery is the only option to decrease the gradient, you have over 50 mm Hg gradient, therefore you are above the recommended gradient. Do you Have a cardiologist, and did not recommended surgery?. See a cardiac surgeon, there are new per-cutaneous techniques via the femoral artery, see if you qualify. The only option for you is surgery.
Answered 6/13/2016
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