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On echo right ventricle was 'normal in size, normal in systolic function. however i noticed it said rvidd 3.0 with a range of (.7-2.5 cm) but normal?
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Likely normal: Most echo reports have a measurement section and a decriptive section . Your report indicates a discrepancy between the two. Typically the echo reader will put in a summary - if that indicates RV as normal you do not have to worry. The measurements have an inherent error and the reader usually will correct for it
Answered 7/1/2016
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