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I had an echo(normal) .on report, the crdiolgist clearly states no stenosis of any of my valves. but when i read the msmnts of the valves, above all of them says stenosis in bold followed by the values underneath. should i just focus on his report?
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I do not understand what you mean in this phrase "But when I read the msmnts of the valves, above all of them says “Stenosis” in bold followed by the values underneath". Where do you get these info? If you have any doubt, just discuss directly with your cardiologist. Take care.
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