My cardiologist goes by the book so I am hoping that my LVOT (Left ventricular outflow tract) goes to 20 or above but also in a normal range when I get my next echo. It dropped from 100 to
16 mm HG. In my google research I found this statement "LVOT obstruction is defined as a peak instantaneous gradient greater than or equal to 30 mm Hg. A gradient greater than or equal to 50 mm Hg is generally recognized as the threshold at which LVOT obstruction becomes hemodynamically significant."

So, I was hemodynamically significant. I have never been called that before all of this testing.