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Echocardiagram shows trace of tricuspid regurgitation, pg 11mmhg and no outflow obstruction. what does this mean? normal??
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Need more info: Trace mitral regurgitation is of minor concern and should be followed by echo periodically. If PG stands for pulmonary gradient that is slightly elevated and may indicate some lung issue or mild diastolic dysfunction. Need to know more info and symptoms.
Answered 8/25/2019
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