Acute pulmonary valve endocarditis

Aubert, Stéphane; Praschker, Beltran Levy; Gandjbakhch, I

doi:10.1016/j.acvd.2008.05.019

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“…An extensive literature review revealed fewer than 10 cases of combined aortic and pulmonary valve infective endocarditis, of which two were rapidly fatal. 1,2 Risk factors include having a prosthetic cardiac valve, history of congenital heart disease, and IV drug use, all of which were absent in the patient described in this case. [1][2][3][4] Overall, very little is known about the pathogenesis, incidence, and symptomatology of bilateral infective endocarditis, especially in patients without traditional risk factors.…”

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“…1,2 Risk factors include having a prosthetic cardiac valve, history of congenital heart disease, and IV drug use, all of which were absent in the patient described in this case. [1][2][3][4] Overall, very little is known about the pathogenesis, incidence, and symptomatology of bilateral infective endocarditis, especially in patients without traditional risk factors. This patient, who had combined aortic and pulmonary endocarditis, presented with recurrent fevers, weight loss, a dry cough, and a new diastolic murmur.…”

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Endocardite infectieuse aortopulmonaire d’évolution fatale : à propos d’un cas

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Diao

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Heart Infection Prognosis Analysis by Two-dimensional Spot Tracking Imaging

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Xie

Lakshmipriya

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Cardiovascular death is one of the leading causes worldwide; an accurate identification followed by diagnosing the cardiovascular disease increases the chance of a better recovery. Among different demonstrated strategies, imaging on cardiac infections yields a visible result and highly reliable compared to other analytical methods. Two-dimensional spot tracking imaging is the emerging new technology that has been used to study the function and structure of the heart and test the deformation and movement of the myocardium. Particularly, it helps to capture the images of each segment in different directions of myocardial strain values, such as valves of radial strain, longitudinal strain, and circumferential strain. In this overview, we discussed the imaging of infections in the heart by using the two-dimensional spot tracking.

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Acute pulmonary valve endocarditis

Cited by 3 publications

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What is causing this patient's cyclical fever?

What is causing this patient's cyclical fever?

Endocardite infectieuse aortopulmonaire d’évolution fatale : à propos d’un cas

Heart Infection Prognosis Analysis by Two-dimensional Spot Tracking Imaging

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