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Ejection fraction went from 74 to 63. everything else on echo normal except trace to mild tr,mr, and pulmonic regurgitation. is this drop in ef bad?
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Normal: The left ventricular ejection fraction is still quite normal.There is no significant valvular pathology. The change in EF is not worrisome. Your physician or cardiologist can advise you best,however.
Answered 6/25/2019
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