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What does ekg shows right atrial enlargement,consider rvh with secondary repolarization abnormality what does that mean is that dangerous?
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Discuss condition of the valves,structural defects, pulmonary hypertension and lung disease evaluation with your Cardiologist. There appears to be right heart disease which may result in irregular heart rhythm. A virtual consultation with Healthtap is available.
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