@DrRajeshMAMC Posterior mitral valve leaflet prolapse/flail valve with severe mitral regurgitation directed superiorly-posteriorly along the poster wall of the aorta
@TrackYourHeart Typical 'flutter' of the anterior mitral leaflet id diastole in aortic valve regurgitation= the sound known as the Austin-flint murmur. Once heard, never forgotten
@DrSamuelBHume Oral PCSK9 inhibitor results mirrors very much the same effect on LDL and Lp(a) that we see with Repatha injection; up to 30% reduction in Lp(a) with the 60%+ reduction in LDL.
@alex1708ander Hyepertorphy and LV wall thickening are NOT the same. Depending on age and family history the DD is wide: Pompe disease. Glycogen storage disease. Danon. MELAS. RASopathy. Fabry. Mitochondrial myopathy. Sarcomeric Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Diagnosis please. Tnx
@Hragy RV and RA dilatation with moderate-severe TR and probable PHTN (needs right heart catheter to assess PHTN). CTPA and V/Q scan to exclude PE/CTEPH as a cause of PHTN. If true embolic TIA change from Rivaroxaban to Apixaban.