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Chronic severe aortic regurgitation will eventually result in left ventricular fibrosis and systolic dysfunction

As the ventricle dilates further, wall tension and filling pressure rise

[...] falls, reducing stroke volume and forward output

Irreversible structural changes may occur prior to the development of symptoms
-one of the insidious features of regurgitation is that by the time sx's occur, you're already in big trouble
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Ejection fraction

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Chronic severe aortic regurgitation will eventually result in left ventricular fibrosis and systolic dysfunction

As the ventricle dilates further, wall tension and filling pressure rise

[...] falls, reducing stroke volume and forward output

Irreversible structural changes may occur prior to the development of symptoms
-one of the insidious features of regurgitation is that by the time sx's occur, you're already in big trouble
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Chronic severe aortic regurgitation will eventually result in left ventricular fibrosis and systolic dysfunction

As the ventricle dilates further, wall tension and filling pressure rise

[...] falls, reducing stroke volume and forward output

Irreversible structural changes may occur prior to the development of symptoms
-one of the insidious features of regurgitation is that by the time sx's occur, you're already in big trouble
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Ejection fraction
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tml>Chronic severe aortic regurgitation will eventually result in left ventricular fibrosis and systolic dysfunction As the ventricle dilates further, wall tension and filling pressure rise Ejection fraction falls, reducing stroke volume and forward output Irreversible structural changes may occur prior to the development of symptoms -one of the insidious features of regurgit

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owner: sarahcho - (no access) - 05 HANSEN MMMD 2015-16 Valvular Heart Disease - Aortic Stenosis.pdf, p35

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