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With a normal nm stress test, are these echo results worrisome? lv size normal. mildly increased wall thickness. findings consistent w/ concentric hypertrophy. wall motion good. norm syst function, est. ef of 60/65%. grade i diastolic dysfunction?
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I see that you don't have aortic valve stenosis. The concentric hypertrophy of the left ventricle & grade 1 diastolic dysfunction are often caused by prolonged hypertension which can even be mild or moderate. Your attending MD or cardiologist would be best to advise you.
Answered 1/20/2023
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