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Recent echocardiogram showed an enlarged left atrium chamber and mild mitral and tricuspid regurgitation. cause for concern?

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Must be monitored: and contact your cardiologist: You need to know what the EF ( ejection fraction ) is to determine the impact of these valve issues and if they are at the root cause of the left atrial enlarge: the report is not dangerous; however, we need to know the ejection fraction.

Answered 4/4/2021

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