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Cardiologist says very reassuringecho? trans v gradient 8mmhg lv dimensionally normal preserved systolic doppler mild lv diastolic dysfunction. agree?
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Echocardiogram: The findings are not normal but have to be judged in context of your mitral valve repair. The abnormalities described are not hemodynamically significant and won't impact your performance status. I can understand why your cardiologist is reassured by your echocardiogram.
Answered 9/15/2016
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