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What does mild pulmonary hypertension as a conclusion on an echo signify?
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It signifies presence of elevated pressure within the pulmonary artery. Causes most often include pulmonary and certain cardiac pathology. A cardiologist can look into this for you,recommend other appropriate testing,advise you and provide follow-up.
Answered 12/13/2022
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