Hello, I need your expert advice on the following
with my 20yo son:
First checkup reported Abnormal ECG with
Sinus bradycardia HR 56 R wave lead II>2mV
Referred for 2D Echo results as follows:
Normal chamber sizes
Normal LV systolic function, no RWMA
Normal RV size and systolic function
Normal cardiac structure and function
No evidence of LVH/RVH
No intracardiac shunt
Echslight bulging of atrial septum towards right atrium
He was refer for review at the National Heart Centre with regards to significant of bulging of atrial septum and his fitness for physical exertion and training.
Could you kindly help us and advise whether
the above, especially the last point, is a serious or life threatening issue, and what can be done about it, and will such issue/bulge gets worst and life threatening with time or physical exertion.
Thank you very much for your help
Vince