A rare cause of secondary mitral regurgitation:Extensive papillary muscle calcification.

9 December 2021 (16:33 - 16:41)

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Associate Professor Ozge Ozden Kayhan

Bahcelievler Memorial Hospital, Istanbul (Turkiye)

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Aortic dilation as a risk factor for early cardiac perforation after interventional closure of patent foramen ovale.

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A mass obstructing a bioprosthetic aortic valve.

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