Aortic insufficiency can cause chest pain due to excessive pulling on the ascending aorta during left ventricular ejection and abnormal enlargement of the heart. Aortic insufficiency is mainly caused by…
Untreated aortic valve closure can progress and worsen, causing deterioration of heart function and even death. Aortic valve insufficiency can cause the blood in the aorta to reflux back to…
Congenital aortic valve insufficiency can be cured by minimally invasive surgery, but those with large aortic valve openings will need to consider conventional surgery. If the symptoms of congenital aortic…
Patients with aortic valve closure insufficiency should avoid alcohol as much as possible. Aortic valve closure insufficiency is mostly caused by developmental abnormalities or genetic reasons. Alcoholic beverages contain alcohol,…
The prognosis of aortic valve insufficiency varies greatly according to the nature of the lesion (acute, chronic) and the degree of the lesion (mild, moderate, severe). Mild cases can last…
Aortic valve insufficiency is caused by a disease of the aortic root or the aortic valve itself, and is categorized as acute or chronic according to its onset. Acute aortic…
Aortic valve insufficiency cannot be cured without surgery. If aortic valve insufficiency is mild, it will not affect the blood supply function of the heart, and is not accompanied by…
In patients with chronic aortic valve insufficiency, a diminished first heart sound may be heard, and a diminished or absent second heart sound may be heard in the aortic valve…
“”Heart” can be understood as a pump, and the “aorta” is the water pipe connected to the pump, the pump and the one-way valve between the water pipe that is…
At present, the most widely performed and applied minimally invasive aortic valve surgery is transcatheter aortic valve replacement, also known as TAVI surgery. Compared with traditional open heart surgery, TAVI…