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What Does Normal Cardiac Chambers With 70% Efficiency Indicate?
sir,my age is 50 M
i have taken echo test on 6-12-2011
that results
valves are NORMAL,chambers are NORMAL
Wall motion: NO RWMA
SEPTAE: IAS normal, IVS normal
GREAT ARTERIES: AORTA normal, Pulm-ARTERY normal
PERICARDIUM/OTHERS : NO PE/CLOT/VEGETATIONS
in final conclusion
they wrote like this
NORMAL CARDIAC CHAMBERS
NO RWMA
GOOD LV FUNCTION EF :70%
plz suggest me, is my heart ok or i have to go for any further tests
i have taken echo test on 6-12-2011
that results
valves are NORMAL,chambers are NORMAL
Wall motion: NO RWMA
SEPTAE: IAS normal, IVS normal
GREAT ARTERIES: AORTA normal, Pulm-ARTERY normal
PERICARDIUM/OTHERS : NO PE/CLOT/VEGETATIONS
in final conclusion
they wrote like this
NORMAL CARDIAC CHAMBERS
NO RWMA
GOOD LV FUNCTION EF :70%
plz suggest me, is my heart ok or i have to go for any further tests
Wed, 4 Jun 2014
Hello
Thanks for writing to HCM
You have absolutely normal reports and your cardiac status is completely fine.
All four cardiac chambers are normal.
Heart wall motion is also normal.
Great arteries like aorta,pulmonary artery are also normal.
Ejection fraction is most important to asses functional capacity of heart and it is completely fine.
You don't need further tests.
Hope I have answered your question.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
Thanks for writing to HCM
You have absolutely normal reports and your cardiac status is completely fine.
All four cardiac chambers are normal.
Heart wall motion is also normal.
Great arteries like aorta,pulmonary artery are also normal.
Ejection fraction is most important to asses functional capacity of heart and it is completely fine.
You don't need further tests.
Hope I have answered your question.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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