decompensation of stenosis of aortic valve (Part 1 of 3; prae-valvuloplasty)
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decompensation of stenosis of aortic valve (Part 1 of 3; prae-valvuloplasty)
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Added: 16-10-2011
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about 75 y old patient with dyspnea. we found a high-grade stenosis of the aortic valve (middle pressure gradient about 45-50 mmHg, EF< 20%). Notwithstanding the use of dobutamine and levosimendan (haemodynamics permanent controlled by catheter in pulmonary capillaries) hemodynamic stabilisation was out of reach, so we performed a valvuloplasty.
about 75 y old patient with dyspnea. we found a high-grade stenosis of the aortic valve (middle pressure gradient about 45-50 mmHg, EF< 20%). Notwithstanding the use of dobutamine and levosimendan (haemodynamics permanent controlled by catheter in pulmonary capillaries) hemodynamic stabilisation was out of reach, so we performed a valvuloplasty.
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