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s/l severe "RA elongation." sm for context - bj
Posted: Sep 16, 2010
Diagnosis section: Enlarged left atrium, dilated right ventricle, severe "RA enlongation."
Thanks.
Could RA be the abbreviation for right atrium? - just a thought
[ In Reply To ..]My docs just started dictating weird abbreviations.
Not sure. I thought that too. - jb
[ In Reply To ..]But when I googled that phrase, nothing really came up. Just not sure. Thank you.
right atrial - je suis MT
[ In Reply To ..]In that context (with other cardiac chambers enlarged), right atrial would seem to fit.
RA (right atrial) dilatation - not elongation
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