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The most common valvular disease is ...
Mitral regurgitation
Normal valve tissue shows (minimal/maximal) vascularity and musculature.
minimal
Rheumatic valve disease is a systemic infection that develops in 3% of patients weeks after an acute infection of what?
Group A strep pharyngitis
What valves are most commonly affected? What is the progression of the disease on the valve?
-mitral and aortic valve (mitral stenosis more common)
-progresses from leaflet tips to base (opposite of degenerative disease)
What changes to the valve vasculature and musculature are seen in rheumatic valve disease?
-vascular proliferation
-muscular proliferation
-valve thickening
Remodeling of what chamber would be seen in mitral stenosis?
Left atrium (enlargement)