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Assessing functional mitral regurgitation with exercise echocardiography: rationale and clinical applications.


ABSTRACT: Secondary or functional mitral regurgitation (FMR) represents an increasing feature of mitral valve disease characterized by abnormal function of anatomically normal leaflets in the context of the impaired function of remodelled left ventricles. The anatomic and pathophysiological basis of FMR are briefly analyzed; in addition, the role of exercise echocardiography for the assessment of FMR is discussed in view of its relevance to clinical practice.

SUBMITTER: Bigi R 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC2797765 | biostudies-literature | 2009 Dec

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Assessing functional mitral regurgitation with exercise echocardiography: rationale and clinical applications.

Bigi Riccardo R   Cortigiani Lauro L   Bovenzi Francesco F   Fiorentini Cesare C  

Cardiovascular ultrasound 20091214


Secondary or functional mitral regurgitation (FMR) represents an increasing feature of mitral valve disease characterized by abnormal function of anatomically normal leaflets in the context of the impaired function of remodelled left ventricles. The anatomic and pathophysiological basis of FMR are briefly analyzed; in addition, the role of exercise echocardiography for the assessment of FMR is discussed in view of its relevance to clinical practice. ...[more]

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