Key result
Acquired pulmonary stenosis presents with abnormal RV pulsation in ~62% of cases.
Case Report (n=13)
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This case series describes the physical exam, ECG, and hemodynamic characteristics associated with acquired pulmonary stenosis.
Seymour et al. (1968) conducted a case report in Acquired pulmonary stenosis (n=13). Among 13 cases of acquired pulmonary stenosis, abnormal right ventricular pulsation was present in 8 patients, increased jugular venous pressure in 6, and immediate diastolic murmurs in 6.
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