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What does the following mean from a stress echo report: *no evidence of reversible ischaemia at a good workload. *tricuspid valve is structurally normal. trivial tricuspid regurgitation. unable to estimate pasp due to incomplete tr sig?
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In general, it means you exercised well and that there was no decrease in oxygen supply to the heart that was reversible. It also says you had insignificant tricuspid valve regurgitation which means a little bit of blood flowed backwards through that valve-this is not unusual. The pulmonary artery pressure could not be measured. This test should be interpreted by your cardiologist. Good luck!
Answered 5/4/2023
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