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TR Mild with Mild PAH

2018-02-10 17:45:11
Echo Report Normal LV with normal systolic function No segmental wall motion abnormality seen Normal Mitral and Aortic vavle Normal sized RV. No PS Normal Pulmonaric and Tricuspid valve No pericardial effession seen No LV clot seen No Vegetation seen Normal Diastolic function Estimated RV/MPAP = 30 EF= 60% TR Mild with Mild PAH Fast HR during test
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