, without stenosis, mild sclerosis of aortic root and valve, trace regurg. mitral/tricuspid valves, mild pulmonic stenosis , moderate hypertension . ... View answer

hello, just a general question; last year I had back surgery for Spinal Stenosis . I understand that Stenosis can occur in various organs. Is having Stenosis in one location put you in a higher risk ... View answer

difference in symptoms of spinal stenosis and ms? symptoms are low back pain and weakness of legs. weakness is suddenly increasing. I am a worried wife! ... View answer

moderate bilateral foraminal stenosis at L5-S1. Coorelate for L5 radicular symptoms ... lower extremity radicular symptoms, right greater than left. Normal curvature and alignment. No ... View answer

I have symptoms of sciatica which are believed to be caused by Lower lumbar spinal stenosis (congenitive). However, at first sign of symptoms I developed twitching in my left calf (also same side as ... View answer

left ventricular systolic function with ef 50-55% trace mitral regurgitation present, mild pulmonic stenosis, no evidence of pericardial effusion, questionable patent foramen ovale what does this mean and ... View answer

My girlfriend occasionally takes MDMA at music festivals, she has Pulmonic Stenosis. It s mild according to her doctors, she s never required surgery or anything like that. She also drinks coffee quite ... View answer

My recent cardiac check-up was successful. ECHO UNCHANGED. I had open heart surgery in 1967. I am now 59. Surgery corrected pulmonic stenosis. No artifical valve. My ECG had normal sinus rythum but ... View answer

, small nose, bilateral talipes, Pulmonic stenosis with bicuspid valve morphology, ambiguous genitalia ... View answer

My symptoms point to Cervical Spinal Stenosis. I am 57 and my symptoms have recently become worse. I have been physically active recently more than usual. The symptoms are interrupting my sleep... View answer