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define valve stenosis
valves fail to open fully due to flaps becoming rigid, thick, or fused together
-not enough blood flows through heart
define valve regurgitation
valves do not close tightly
-allows for backflow (cannot maintain one-directional flow)
what are lifetime conditions that cause heart valve disease (10)
rheumatic fever
bacterial endocarditis
natural aging
coronary artery disease
heart attack
cardiomyopathy
syphilis
HTN
tumors
radiation
what are the symptoms of heart valve disease (11)
SOB
wheezing
coughing
heart palpitations
fatigue
weakness
dizziness
swelling of ankles, feet, ab
chest pain
heart murmurs
rapid weight gain
describe balloon valvoplasty
treats heart valve stenosis
-deflated balloon is inserted into heart value; inflated balloon stretches valve open
what are the ideal properties for replacement heart valves (9)
nonthrombogenic
resists infection
chemically inert
allows healing
does not block flow
closes promptly/completely
easy to implant
long lifetime
pleasing to patient (no noise)
define autograft replacement valve
taking a valve from patient and replacing a damaged valve with it
define allograft replacement valve
valve from human cadaver
define bioprosthetic replacement valve
valves from human or animal tissue and sterilized for use
define mechanical replacement valves
valves made from synthetic materials
what are advantages and disadvantages of allograft replacement valve
A: good blood flow properties, doesn't require blood thinner
D: sensitive to freezing/thawing procedure, cells are non-viable/cannot grow
what are advantages and disadvantages of bioprosthetic replacement valve
A: allows stress transfer, more natural flow, flexible design
D: rough and smooth side
what are advantages and disadvantages of mechanical replacement valve
A: durable, closes quickly
D: blood thinners needed, kills blood cells upon closure, noisy