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BernBradley
07/21/09

Heart valve, MUST it be replaced?

Here is what the doc said OFFICIALLY:   "The aortic valve itself is abnormal.  It appears to be a bicuspid appearing valve with assymetrical opening present.  Hemodynamically no aortic insufficniency is present but there is evidence of some mild stenosis with a valve are reduced at…

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