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Hello! i rcntly had an echo and it came back fine except trace tricuspid regurgitation. tr peak gradient 19mmhg. what does peak gradient mean? is this something to be concerned about? ive heard trace regurg is of no concern im just doublechecking?
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Very comm in young folks. Discuss with you Dr who knows you and has seen full report.
Answered 3/19/2023
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