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Tricuspid insufficiency masquerading as mitral insufficiency in patients with severe mitral stenosis
The American Journal of Cardiology, 1967Abstract Eight patients with tight mitral stenosis and associated tricuspid insufficiency are presented. Initially, significant mitral insufficiency was suspected because of a loud apical systolic murmur, which after careful re-evaluation was proved to be of tricuspid origin transmitted to the apex.
C, Aravanis, G, Michaelides
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Mitral valve repair for ischemic mitral insufficiency
The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 1991Over a 5-year period, 1,292 patients had operation on their native mitral valves. Ischemia was the cause of mitral insufficiency in 84 patients (6.5%). Sixty-five patients (77.4%) had mitral valve repair. Mean age was 66 +/- 10 years; 35 patients (53.8%) were women.
W G, Hendren +6 more
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Mitral valve repair for significant mitral insufficiency
American Heart Journal, 1978There has been skepticism since the early days of open heart surgery that good long-term or even short-term results were possible with repair of pure mitral insufficiency. The authors report 145 patients in whom a markedly insufficient mitral valve was repaired 6 months to 17 years previously and another 55 patients in whom repair of the insufficient ...
J H, Kay +4 more
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A Prosthesis for the Palliation of Mitral Insufficiency
Diseases of the Chest, 1956A polyvinyl sponge is used experimentally to straddle the posterior commissure of the mitral valve in the dog. This material will contract and be shaped as the pressures of the mitral leaflets dictate and thus tend to fill any area of valve deficiency that is present. The clinical implication is that this technique may be used to reduce the quantity of
R A, DEWALL +3 more
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The Echocardiogram in Nonrheumatic Mitral Insufficiency
Chest, 1974Echocardiography is the procedure of choice in separating rheumatic and nonrheumatic types of mitral insufficiency, and usually provides fair quantitative data to substantiate the degree of insufficiency. Angiography, in contrast, rarely furnishes additional information, and is usually less informative than echocardiography in the diagnosis of mitral ...
R S, Cosby +4 more
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Misleading Signs in Mitral Insufficiency
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1965The clinical diagnosis of pulmonary hypertension in a patient with advanced mitral regurgitation must be made with reservation. In a review of 125 patients with proved mitral insufficiency, 22 were found who had all the physical signs of right heart hyperactivity, but who had normal or nearly normal right heart pressures and cardiac outputs, and who ...
G H, MANCHESTER, P, BLOCK, R, GORLIN
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Italian heart journal. Supplement : official journal of the Italian Federation of Cardiology, 2003
Over the past 15 years, outcome of patients with severe mitral insufficiency is significantly improved. This may be due to concomitant advances in many fields of medicine such as a more effective diagnosis and left ventricular function monitoring by means of echocardiography, development of useful guidelines and advances in valve reconstruction ...
Francesco, Faletra +3 more
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Over the past 15 years, outcome of patients with severe mitral insufficiency is significantly improved. This may be due to concomitant advances in many fields of medicine such as a more effective diagnosis and left ventricular function monitoring by means of echocardiography, development of useful guidelines and advances in valve reconstruction ...
Francesco, Faletra +3 more
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