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Is the presence of tricuspid regurgitation associated with adverse long-term clinical outcomes and mortality?
Is the presence of tricuspid regurgitation associated with adverse long-term clinical outcomes and mortality?
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Any degree of tricuspid regurgitation is linked to adverse outcomes, with moderate or greater severity independently increasing long-term mortality.
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Chorin et al. (2019) studied this question.
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