Echo Test

[Hi my question to you is my CRM results show I have mild to moderate tricuspid regurgitation but my echos show moderate to severe tricuspid regurgitation . I am confused , which one is more accurate ?] View answer

I had a stress test , mri , catscan, heart momitor for 24 hours and an echo test last friday . The echo showed a 1-2 centimeter mass in my left atrium. A TEE test ... View answer

add to that? She said if it were her should would perform a 2nd resting echo test before she would ... initial echo report before deciding next step or seeing if transesophagael is necessary. She said... View answer

I had a stress test , MRI , calcium test, cat scan and an echo test last Friday. The echo showed a ... another echo and seen the mass again (1-2 centimeters), so they continued... View answer

I am 53 years male. TMT test is positive od Ischemia . ECHO test LV Ejection Fraction 55%, Grade I LV Diastolic Dysfunction . No pericardical effusion/clot/vegetation. What should be the further ... View answer

with some stomach infection but while examining her the doc asked us to do a 2d echo test ... 1. Is it ... behind going for a 2d echo test My daughter is very active right now and in that case... View answer

I am 28 yrs old house wife I have done my USG test of whole abdomen the report is Liver Mildly enlarged. Normal homogenus echo-texture is seen. No Focal lesion is noted Intra-hepatic biliary channels ... View answer

Dear Doctor 4 years back this was my echo result , LVIDd = 6.42cms , LVIDs=4.21cms , Left atrium = 2.53cms , FS = 34%, EF = 62% . The doctor who did the echo did not mention much and classified this as a ... View answer

Trivial TR PG 12 MMHG Means what?? my 5 year old child examined by physician and noticed murmur .Echo done and in report I see this comment... He is 119 cm height 32 kg weight very active,happy never ... View answer

age 69-female- my echo test results are: borderline left atrial enlargement, trace of pulmonic valve regurgitation, aortic valve is sclerotic but opens well, a physiologic tricuspid valve ... View answer