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Report says there is trace tricuspid valve regurgitation, pg11mmhg. pulmonary valve has trace regurgitation .aortic valve is trileaflet with annulus of 1.19 cm. are these normal findings? the left side of her neck also pulsates?
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Prob normal depending on skill of the echocaridographer. It would be good to tell us why it was done next time. Discuss with local Dr.
Answered 12/4/2022
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