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Why would three doctors disagree with pulmanary hpertension when a second cardiogram show a spot on the artoic vavle and oxygen low and hard time bre?
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PHTN: You will need to provide much more information in order to obtain an opinion. "spot" on the aortic valve may is "meaningless" without knowing more & may not be related to phtn. A right hearth cath may provide the most useful information. The pulmonologist and cardiologist should discuss this case together.
Answered 7/6/2013
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