came back as low probability and recent chest CT scan came back clear. Echo shows a normal PASP, although it has increased by 7 points since January of this year. Is it normal for PASP to vary... View answer

Please comment on my Echo report, Especially I am concerned with the comment # 3, "TR (Trivial) with a PASP of 25 mmHg. " Anything to be taken seriously? Regards, ... View answer

I recently had an echocardiogram with the following result Normal LV size and systolic function; ? mild concentric LVH/ ? borderline LVH; RV ? borderline dilated with normal systolic function; LA mildly ... View answer

hi . I m 42 years old . Got my 2 D echo done today . EF =60% it shows MILD RA/RVdilatation, XXXXXXX RV contraction. MILD TR. MILD PAH . PASP by TR Jet =38mm hg. what does it mean ... View answer

. The PASP is normal. PASP= 36 mmHG, estimated RAP= 10mmHG. PV: The pulmonic valve is normal. There is ...: The left ventricle is normal in size with normal systolic function. The... View answer

. - Normal LV systolic function. - impaired LV diastolic function. - No resting regional wall motion abnormalities. - Trivial MR, Mildly dilated LA. - Trivial TR with normal PASP. EF 60% by M mode & by... View answer

is found RWMA as described, Normal LV cavity size, Normal systolic function, Mild tricuspid regulation. PASP of 31 mmHg, mild pericardial effusion . I would like to know what is the actual problem and ... View answer

Yes, I had a recent echocardiogram,and I saw it said mild tricuspid insuffiency with normal pasp,but it said otherwise normal echo,but I m very upset,I m not a smoker or drinker,I never smoked and I ... View answer

Hi Sir, My wife detected for grade 1- LV DIASTOLIC DISFUNCTION and Trivial TR, MILD PAH (PASP - 30 ... saying that nothing to worry everything is normal as per ECHO test. Her BP is 80 -140. Please let me know... View answer

, PHT. (PASP 46MM Hg), normal LV systolic function, LVEF 64%. PLZ suggestions whether to operate or OK ... View answer