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Pathophysiology of chronic mitral regurg

-A state of left ventricular and left atrial volume overload

-Left ventricular systolic function may remain normal for years until [...] and progressive dilation herald a decline in ejection fraction

-The low-pressure left atrial “outlet” is a form of afterload reduction - and may mask clinical deterioration
---Left ventricular ejection fraction may be normal despite impaired contractile function
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fibrosis

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Pathophysiology of chronic mitral regurg

-A state of left ventricular and left atrial volume overload

-Left ventricular systolic function may remain normal for years until [...] and progressive dilation herald a decline in ejection fraction

-The low-pressure left atrial “outlet” is a form of afterload reduction - and may mask clinical deterioration
---Left ventricular ejection fraction may be normal despite impaired contractile function
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Pathophysiology of chronic mitral regurg

-A state of left ventricular and left atrial volume overload

-Left ventricular systolic function may remain normal for years until [...] and progressive dilation herald a decline in ejection fraction

-The low-pressure left atrial “outlet” is a form of afterload reduction - and may mask clinical deterioration
---Left ventricular ejection fraction may be normal despite impaired contractile function
Answer
fibrosis
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Pathophysiology of chronic mitral regurg -A state of left ventricular and left atrial volume overload -Left ventricular systolic function may remain normal for years until fibrosis and progressive dilation herald a decline in ejection fraction -The low-pressure left atrial “outlet” is a form of afterload reduction - and may mask clinical deterioration&#1

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owner: sarahcho - (no access) - 05 HANSEN MMMD 2015-16 Valvular Heart Disease - Mitral Stenosis.pdf, p31

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