Since 2009, we have been routinely performing small axillary cardiac surgery, mainly for atrioventricular defects with precordial disease, including some atrioventricular canal malformations, as well as mitral and tricuspid valve…
Mitral stenosis (mitralstenosis) is a sequela of rheumatic heart disease and is commonly seen in adults. Patients present with symptoms such as shortness of breath, hemoptysis and cough, as well…
The mitral valve is the most commonly involved site in heart valve disease and often presents with mitral stenosis and mitral valve insufficiency, while chronic rheumatic heart valve disease is…
The heart is divided into the left and right hearts by the atrial septum, with each side divided into the upper atrium and the lower ventricle. The right heart is…
As we all know, the heart is like the engine of the human body, each of its beats (systole and diastole) that is, it shoots blood to the aorta, providing…
Mitral valve surgery (including mitral valvuloplasty and replacement) is one of the more frequently performed minimally invasive robotic procedures. It has good surgical results and a high mitral valvuloplasty rate.…
Patient: 1. Ultrasound findings AO:3.27cmLA:6.6cmRV:2.5cmIVS:0.8cmLV:5.89cmLVPW:0.94cmRA (transverse diameter):5.1cmLeft atrium, left ventricle, and right atrium were enlarged, and right ventricular diameter was normal. The atrial septum was continuous and intact. The mitral…
To describe a mitral stenosis murmur, it is important to classify it from the following aspects: First, it is its location, which generally refers to the apical region, below our…
The most common sign of stenosis is an apical diastolic low-pitched rumbling murmur, which is characterized by a low-pitched, limited, incrementally increasing murmur that can be heard in the apical…
1.How long is the review after surgery? If there are no special circumstances, a follow-up checkup can be done 3 to 6 months after surgery, and if there is any discomfort,…