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Does the 'double-orifice' mitral valve repair technique cause adverse haemodynamic changes during exercise in patients treated for severe mitral regurgitation?
Does the 'double-orifice' mitral valve repair technique cause adverse haemodynamic changes during exercise in patients treated for severe mitral regurgitation?
The 'double-orifice' mitral valve repair technique may induce impaired diastolic mitral dynamism and increased transmitral gradients during exercise, despite achieving competence at rest.
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Exercise-induced gradient rises after double-orifice repair merit monitoring; leaves open clinical impact and long-term outcomes.
Borghetti et al. (2001) studied this question.
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