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What are the 4 chambers of the heart ?
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Mitral Valve :Normal
Tricuspid Valve :Normal
Pulmonary Valve :Normal
Aortic Valve :Normal
Left Atrium : 4.12 cms
Left Ventricle: IVSD:1.3 cms LVPWD:1.25 cms
EDD : 4.92 cms EF:45 %
ESD : 3.6 cms
RWMA : Inferior wall Hypokinetic
RIGHT ATRIUM : Normal
RIGHT VENTRICLE : Normal
Aorta : 3.01 cms
IAS : Normal
IVS : Intact
Pulmonary Artery : Normal
Pericardium : Normal
SVC,IVC : Normal
Pulmonary Veins : Normal
Intracardiac Masses : Normal
Doppler: MV : E:0.72 m/sec A : 0.62 m/sec EDT :142 m/sec
AJV : 1.30 m/sec PJV : 0.98 m/sec PAT: 126 m/sec
Colour Flow Imaging : No MR/AR / PR/TR
Conclusions :CAD
RMWA +
Fair LV Function
Mild LV Clot
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MD Dear doctor, Good morning. These questions are about my 2D-Echo with colour Doppler done on 16-Feb-2013 @ 18:40, and not yet shown to the Cardiologist who recommended this test. (1)What is the interpretation of IVS(ed/es) which is 0.9/1.9 cm against the normal (0.6-1.2 cm) ? (2) What is the interpretation of LVPW (ed/es) which is 0.7/1.7 cm against the normal (0.6-1.1 cm) ? (3) What is the interpretation of TRIVIAL TRICUSPID REGURGITATION? Regards, Rathna Chennai
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