Echo and Right Ventricle

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I had an echo/doppler and i have the following results:

Aortic Valve Opening 20mm | LVOT Diameter 18mm
Ascending Aorta Root Diameter 24mm | Ascending Aorta Diameter 28mm

Right Ventricle Diameter (Short Axis) 30mm

Endiastolic Dimension 44mm | Endsystolic Dimension 27mm
Endiastolic Vol. 69ml | Endsystolic Vol. 19ml
Fraction Shortening 38% | Ejection Fraction 73%
Intraventricular Septum Diastolic Thickness 11mm  | L.V. Posterior Wall Diastolic Thickness 8mm
Left Auricle Diameter 34mm

MITRAL VALVE
E 78 A 69 E/A 1,13
V Mean 47
P.H.T. 53 | M.V.A. 4,14 cm2
Acceleration Time 80 | Deceleration Time 182
AORTIC VALVE
V Max 135 | V Mean 90 | V LVOT 97 | A.V.A. 2,10 cm2

PULMONARY VEINS
S 79 D 56 A 19 | S/D 1,41
RVOT
V Max 108 | V Mean 73 | Acceleration Time 128 Ejection Time 256
PEP/PE (RV) 0,35

The report is normal but i am concerned about Right Ventricle Size and Pulmonary Veins & RVOT Values.

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Also in the first Echocardiogram
RVOT Acceleration Time was 128 but corrected for my heart rate is 90

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What i'm concerned is pulmonary hypertension so i had a 2nd echocardiogram with:
TR Max PG 8,42mmHg
RA Pressure 5mmHg
RVSP 13,4mmHg

I have a lot of anxiety about my health and both doctors said i don't have to even watch again with echocardiograms but i feel my values are not normal.

[Paderla Anitha, DNB]

Hi, don't worry about mild variations in chamber sizes. This can vary with the technique used and the apparatus. Roughly, a mid-right-ventricular diameter of 35 to 40 mm or 42 to 45 mm at the base. So, a value of 30 in short axis should be normal. Also, the findings are always correlated with clinical symptoms for therapy. Regards.

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Also RVOT pressure
PG 4,7mmHg
MPG 2,4mmHg
VTI 18,7cm

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I am a heavy smoker, no cholesterol or glucose problems and i'm not obese