could you please explain this to me
1.There is moderate concentric left vertical hypertrophy with an EF between of 88%.
2. Mild mitral regurgitation is present
Well sometimes there are 3 leaflets, but two are fused together and that can present a problem, however, the tricuspid valve is structually normal. . Why is the pulmonary doctor involved? What are your symptoms that concern you? Do you have pulmonary hypertension?
BTW, the aortic valve is supposed to be trileaflet. The doctor is saying that it is a normal shape, like it should be, with three leaflets. Any number of leaflets other than three would be abnormal for the aortic valve.
FWIW, I agree with kenkeith that the statements that you have quoted for us are consistent with the presence of functional heart valves that are doing their job quite adequately. Just as your doctor indicated, trace mitral regurgitation and trace tricuspid regurgitation are found in many, many people who are completely healthy and who never even know that they have such a thing as trace regurgitation.
Most people go through their entire lives without ever having an echocardiogram, so they never know whether their heart is "all normal," or not. They just live, without thinking too much about the inner workings of their heart. You, unfortunately, have symptoms, so you have been forced to think about it.
Trace regurgitation, even in two valves, would not be expected to give you any symptoms. From the findings you state, it does not sound like any of these three heart valves (mitral, aortic, or tricuspid) is the cause of your problems. The results of an echocardiogram do not have to be perfect, in order to be normal.
All of of have bodily imperfections that we live with. Trace regurgitation is an imperfection on that order. The issue is that you did not know that you have it, before now. It would be a mistake to make too much of it, simply because you now know about it.
Good luck on getting some relief from your symptoms. I'm sorry you are having this trouble. It must be frustrating not to get the answers you need, but try to be patient. I would look in another direction for the cause of the problem. It may be that your help will come from an unexpected source.
Thank you for your questions and sharing your experience.
1) Mitral valve leaflets appears normal. Mobility appears normal. No stenosis present. THEREIS TRACE MITRAL REGURATATION PRESENT.
>>>>trace, mild, etc indicates no medically significance. Some leakage, not uncommon and almost always will no progress or cause a problem.
2) THE AORTIC VALVE IS TRILEAFLET. No stenosis present. No reguritation.
>>>>>>>no problem. Valve opening normal, no leakage.
3) The tricuspid valve appears normal. No stenosis present. THERE IS TRACE TRICUSPID REGURITATION PRESENT.
>>>>>>>slight leakage no medical significance.
Hope this helps if not you can followup with questions. Take care.