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Interperting echo results

Hi,

I am from the UK and currently trying to interpret my echocardiogram report, any help would be gratefully received, I am a 55 year old female with a family history of dilated cardiomyopathy.

MMode/2D Measurements & Calculations:

EDV (teich): 96.8 ml
LAA: 20.8 cm 2
RAA: 11.1cm 2

Doppler Measurements & Calculations:

MV E max vel: 65.9cm/sec
MV A max vel: 94.8 cm/sec
MV E/A: 0.69
MV dec time: 0.30 sec
Ao V2 max: 144.1 cm/sec
Ao max PG: 8.3 mmHg
LV V1 max PG: 3.2mmHg
LV V1 max: 89.3cm/sec
MV/EA: 0.69
PA V2 max: 104.7cm/sec
PA max PG: 4.4mmHg

MMode/2D Measurements & Calculations:
RVDd: 3.4cm
Ao Root Area: 8.1cm2
as: Aorta Diam: 4.0cm
ESV(Teich):42.4ml
IVSd: 1.0cm
LVIDs: 3.2cm
Ao root diam: 3.2cm
FS: 29.3%
LVIDd: 4.6cm
LVPWd: 0.62cm

Ejection fraction: 50-55%

Thanks!
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