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Can mildly dilated left atrium and mild pulmonary hypertension 42mmhg appear on ecg?
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There are EKG: findings that are consistent with left atrial enlargement and some changes can suggest pulmonary hypertension as well however the exact pressure cannot be determined. Did you mean ECHO rather than EKG?
Answered 11/2/2017
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