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Mild mitral stenosis

2018-06-14 11:48:09
Last week my mother had 2d echo test. In reports it shows that she has mild mitral stenosis with trace M. R. and mild T R. The mva is 3 cm2 by plainimetry. Mitral peak gradient is 3.8 mm/hg Lvef is 70% All chambers are normal in size and mitral valve is slightly thickened.
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No need to worry. Just repeat echo yearly.

Answered2018-06-14 17:38:46

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Mva 3cm is as good as normal..nothing to be done..echo to be done 5 yearly.

Answered2018-06-17 10:34:00

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