Mitral Insufficiency: Difference between revisions

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|width="250px" valign="top"|'''Type I:''' Normal mobility of the leaflets, cleft mitral valve hole in mitral valve endocarditis by
|width="250px" valign="top"|'''Type I:''' Normal mobility of the leaflets, cleft mitral valve hole in mitral valve endocarditis by functional with annulus dilatation
functional with annulus dilatation
|width="250px" valign="top"|'''Type II:''' Excessive movement of the leaflets, mitral valve prolapse notochord elongation, notochord / papillary muscle rupture
|width="250px" valign="top"|'''Type II:''' Excessive movement of the leaflets, mitral valve prolapse
notochord elongation, notochord / papillary muscle rupture
|width="250px" valign="top"|'''Type III:''' Restrictive mobility of the leaflets, attached the leaflets do not open fully in diastole. Lime in annulus overgrijpend on blade such as hypertension, HCM, AoS. Fusion of commissures as in acute rheumatism, parachute mitral valve. Merger or retraction of subvalvular apparatus.
|width="250px" valign="top"|'''Type III:''' Restrictive mobility of the leaflets, attached the leaflets do not open fully in diastole. Lime in annulus overgrijpend on blade such as hypertension, HCM, AoS. Fusion of commissures as in acute rheumatism, parachute mitral valve. Merger or retraction of subvalvular apparatus.
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