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This review highlights that proper assessment and characterization of valvular involvement in systemic diseases can aid in differential diagnosis and recognition of underlying conditions.
Proper assessment and characterization of valvular involvement in systemic diseases can aid in differential diagnosis and recognizing underlying diseases.
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Valvular assessment may aid differential diagnosis in systemic diseases; leaves open prospective validation in contemporary mixed cohorts.
Increasing age and new trends of mixed populations have newly aroused interest in valvular heart disease in the developed countries still in need of new clinical insights. In the clinical setting of systemic diseases, the proper assessment of cardiovascular abnormalities may be challenging, and the characterization of valvular involvement might help to recognize the underlying disease and cardiac sequelae. Prompt identification of valvular lesions may, therefore, also be useful for differential diagnosis. This article reviews the cardiac involvement in systemic diseases from etiology and background definition to echocardiographic assessment and clinical interpretation.
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Grimaldi et al. (2013) conducted a review in Valvular heart disease in systemic diseases. This review highlights that proper assessment and characterization of valvular involvement in systemic diseases can aid in differential diagnosis and recognition of underlying conditions.
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