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Echocardiogram normal except for minimal mitral regurgitation. ejection fraction 64. ekg/x-rays normal. is any treatment or more testing needed?
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Sounds pretty normal: but not knowing what your symptoms are (if any) and why the tests were ordered in the first place makes it impossible to advise about additional testing being necessary. Consider a consultation so that all of the clinical information can be assessed or discuss this with your health care provider.
Answered 10/23/2017
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