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Cardiac Valve Abnormalities Classification and Diagnosis Guide

This comprehensive guide outlines the classification and diagnosis of cardiac valve abnormalities, including types I, II, III.A, and III.B, with detailed descriptions and illustrations. It covers issues such as leaflet motion, annular dilatation, chord rupture, and more.

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Cardiac Valve Abnormalities Classification and Diagnosis Guide

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  4. A1 P1 A2 A3 P2 P3 A B P3 A3 P2 A2 A1 P1 Figure 4

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  6. A2-P2 Ao Med A A3 A1 A2 P3 P1 Lat P2 P3-A2-P1 Ao Med B A3 A1 A2 P3 P1 Lat P2 P2-A2 Ao Med C A3 A1 A2 P3 P1 Lat P2 P3-A3,A2,A1 Ao Med A3 A1 D A2 P3 P1 Lat P2 Figure 6

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  10. First Order Second Order Third Order Figure 10

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  12. Type I –normal leaflet motion • Annular dilatation • Leaflet perforation • Type II – increased leaflet motion • Ruptured chord • Ruptured papillary muscle • Elongated chord • Type III A – systolic and diastolic leaflet restriction • Commisural fusion • Leaflet thickening • Fused chordae • Type III B – systolic leaflet restriction • Leaflet tethering Figure 12

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