Zoom view of the aortic valve, is this abnormal?
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Zoom view of the aortic valve, is this abnormal?
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Added: 15-10-2009
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Does this aortic valve look abnormal? This is an incidental finding from a study of a trauma patient with hypotension. There is no known prior history of aortic stenosis or rheumatic disease. Does it help if there is no significant gradient measured across the valve?
Does this aortic valve look abnormal? This is an incidental finding from a study of a trauma patient with hypotension. There is no known prior history of aortic stenosis or rheumatic disease. Does it help if there is no significant gradient measured across the valve?
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Correct myself...partial raffae of left and right coronary cusps. 3
leaflets still seen.
possibly bicuspid
The right and non-coronary cusps are fused/raphee
?biscupid