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Doctor i see calls trivial valve regurgitation as it is: normal.he says ", everytime you see on any (medical) study report word "trivial" 99% of time it is a normal study and does not need follow up." is he correct?
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Yes. That makes good sense.
Answered 9/5/2023
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