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[Ultrasonic diagnosis of tricuspid valve insufficiency].

Authors: T A, Danil'chenko; V V, Zaretskiĭ;

[Ultrasonic diagnosis of tricuspid valve insufficiency].

Abstract

Twenty-nine patients were investigated in order to assess diagnostic possibilities of ultrasonic investigation with regard to tricuspid incompetence. Three highly specific and fairly sensitive criteria of trans-tricuspid regurgitation were identified in addition to a series of indirect echographic signs of tricuspid incompetence. Ultrasonic investigations of the heart, such as one- and two-dimensional and, particularly, contrast echocardiography, are fairly reliable instruments of the preoperative diagnosis of tricuspid incompetence.

Keywords

Echocardiography, Humans, Tricuspid Valve Insufficiency

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