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I was told i have aorta at the sinuses valsalva 2.7cm preserved lv systolic function no significant valvular heart disease does this mean i'm going to die?
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You must have left something out as everyone has an aorta above the sinuses. Discuss with someone who has seen the echo. And you.
Answered 10/22/2022
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