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A member asked:
What's the association between moderate pulmonary htn and jugular bruit (i feel it)?if i have echo,what might be revealed?my echo1year ago:rvsp43mmhg?
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Jugular bruit: is it a venous hum or an arterial bruit or from one of your heart valves. If I could just listen could tell. Some day we will be able to do this. You can get an electronic stethoscope that will record and send me the sound.
Answered 8/31/2017
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