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Hi, just wondering what ' high volocity jet across the outflow tract' means on a echocardiogram. thank you.
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Echo: High velocity flow across an outflow tract is to be expected. If there is outflow obstruction, then the flow velocity will be even higher. The high velocity flow statement needs more information to interpret.
Answered 6/19/2013
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