us believe that she had a PFO and didnt see a murmur. They sent the results back to our Doctor and they finally called after 8 days and said that she just had a regular flow murmur. That's it. I'm a ... View answer

told by two doctors two weeks apart I had systolic murmur. No murmur, likely innocent flow murmur ... View answer

could having a mildly enlarged left atrium along with mitral, pulmonic and tricuspid regurgitation cause pulmonary hypertension? ... View answer

he told me I had a slight murmur that sounds like a systolic click but it was nothing to worry about ... extra sound. I am just wondering if you can have a normal flow/structure of your heart and still have ... View answer

, Tricuspid/Pulm. Valves: Normal. Then Doppler Color Flow showed: Aortic Valve: Normal, Mitral Valve: Trace MR, Pulmonic Valve: Normal, Tricuspid Valve: 2+ TR. Should I be concerned about these episodes? ... View answer

I started out years ago with just a heart murmur and once a year I get a echo done and there is always something new just alittle to add to the murmur I got an echocardiogram done back three years ago ... View answer

My 13 month old has what her pediatrician calls a flow murmur . She says it is an innocent murmur and that she will most likely grow out of it and not to worry, but she is sending us to a pediatric ... View answer

and a heart murmur I recently went to the hospital and was diagnosed with chest wall pain and Mild tricuspid regurgitation and mild tricuspid pulmonic regurgitation, my question is what do I expect from this ... View answer

Murmer of heart is something serious? precautions to be taken? In pulmanary valve some flow of blood is more.What does it mean? Cardiologist says nothing to worry...suggest that after three years ... View answer

normal. Pulmonic Valve: The pulmonic valve is not well seen, but is grossly normal. Pericardium/Pleural ... doppler flow pattern is normal for age. The estimated EF is 65-70%, No regional wall motion... View answer