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Just this week, my sister 2decho result are rheumatic heart desease mitral regurgitation, severe tricuspid regurgitation, severe severe pulmonary hypertention with pulmonary regurgitation ejection factor 35% i hope you can advise us what to do.god b?
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A major Cardiology center is recommended. Further evaluation could include response to medication during a cardiac catheterization. A virtual consult to review results with HTMG is available.
Answered 7/20/2021
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Your echo findings are of concern and need to be addressed by a cardiologist. When pulmonary hypertension is due to mitral regurgitation it can sometimes be reversible if the mitral regurgitation is corrected with surgery. The tricuspid regurgitation may also be due to pulmonary hypertension and could improve with mitral valve surgery. Please see a cardiologist without delay.
Answered 7/20/2021
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