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What can valvular unvolvement by disease cause?

stenosis


insufficiency


*Which is the most common valvular disease?

aortic stenosis

Which valve is least commonly infected with valvular disease?

pulmonary

*What is the number one etiology of valvular disease in the US?

aging

What is the number one cause of valvular disease in the world?

RHD

What effect does stenosis have?

failure of valve to open completely (impedes systole)

What effect does insufficiency have?

failure of valve to close completely (allows reverse flow)

Does valvular dysfunction always lead to severe and fatal pathology?

No, it can be physiologically unimportant

*Which murmur is pansystolic pandiastolic?

Patent ductus arteriosus

Do symptoms always reflect severity of valvular disease?

No, you can be asymptomatic and need immediate treatment or be severely symptomatic and not t require any treatment

*Stenosis of which two valves accounts for two thirds of all valvular disease?

LEFT SIDE



aortic (most common)


mitral

Do mitral annular calcifications normally affect valvular function?

nope!

Which population does MVP most commonly affect?

women aged 20-40

What valvular disease is myxomatous degeneration used in the context of?

MVP

What accumulates in myxomatous degeneration?

dermatan sulfate (a glycosaminoglycan)

How is MVP usually defined and revealed?

echocardiogram

What can be auscultated with a MVP?

mid-systolic click

What can be auscultated with mitral regurg?

late systolic or holosystolic murmur

What are some etiologies of MVP?

unknown -> genetics? with infection causing weakness?

What are possible complications of MVP?

Infective endocarditis


mitral insufficiency


stroke/systemic infarct


arrythmias

Do most people with MVP suffer from complications?

NOPE! only 3%