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Mitral Valve Regurg (Trace)

by Michaelccc, Oct 02, 2007 12:59PM
My echo report states "trace" mitral valve regurg and "trace" tricuspid valve regurg.   However when my cardio looked at it he said valves normal. Confused. First of is it true that most everyone has "trace" regurg if they did an echo? second any idea why the cardio would say valves are normal if the report states "trace" regurg
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by Momto3, Oct 02, 2007 01:01PM
Because "trace" "physiological" or "trivial" are considered normal variants.  I have mitral regurgitation, but have also had reports that include tricuspid and aortic regurgitation.  Other times, the echos don't identify anything other than the MR.  Listen to your doctor....How's it going with the smokes?

by Michaelccc, Oct 03, 2007 12:15AM
To: momto
what is MR ?  i've cut down drastically on cigs. making me very unfriendly. lol. thank you for your help momto
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