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My mean pap is 25.18 pasp is 38mmhg peak tricuspid regurgitation velocity is 2.6 mild tricuspid regurgitation rest all valves are normal ejaction fraction 60% good systolic function no dystolic dysfunction do i have risk of pulmonary hypertension?
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I regard the pulmonary artery pressures as borderline high. Bear in mind that up to 30% of echocardiogram interpretations can be inaccurate. The gold standard for measuring pulmonary artery pressure is still by right heart catheterization. If you have concerns consult a cardiologist or pulmonologist for evaluation and advice regarding diagnosis, further studies and follow-up plans.
Answered 9/19/2022
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