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Right pp 43. ivc dilated & less 50. aortic mod -severe regurg.tricuspid :mild -moderate regurg.pulm art 43 pea. is it serious. do i need operation?
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Cardiologist: Echocardiography cannot be relied upon alone in the diagnosis and following of pulmonary hypertension. Your echocardiogram suggests it's presence. Aortic valve disease appears significant. A cardiologist is best qualified to evaluate,advise and follow you. Cardiac catheterization may be advised as part of your assessment.
Answered 6/25/2019
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