Effect of position on echocardiographic diagnosis of mitral valve prolapse

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نوع سند: مقاله ژورنالی
زبان: Persian
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JR_JKMU-1-2_005

تاریخ نمایه سازی: 19 اسفند 1402

Abstract:

Echocardiography has been accepted as the diagnostic modality of choice for mitral valve prolapse (MVP). The determine the effect of position on echocardiographic diagnosis of MVP, we examined ۶۹۳ consecutive patients referred to the echocardiography laboratory because of suspected MVP. First, patients were examined using the usual standard M-Mode echocardiography( left parasternal third or fourth intercostal space, supine or left decubitus) and two dimensional echocardiography ( apical ۴ chamber view, parasternal long axis view). Echocardiography on erect position was performed in patients with normal standard echocardiogram (M-MODE and two- dimensional). On the basis of echocardiographic results, three groups of patients were compared: group ۱: ۲۰۱ patients with MVP on standard echocardiogram had mid systolic click= MSC(۵۳.۷℅) and late systolic murmur = LSM(۲۹.۴℅) in auscultation. Group ۲: ۲۴۷ patients with MVP on erect position had MSC(۱۵.۴℅) and LSM(۴.۹℅),( p<۰.۰۰۱, compared with group ۱). Group ۳:۲۴۵ cases without MVP on any position had MSC (۴.۱℅) and LSM (۰.۸℅), compared with group ۱&۲). The results of the study show that: ۱: standard echocardiography is the best method for diagnosis of MVP. ۲: echocardiography on erect position is a valuable method in patients with MSC or LSM in auscultation without MVP on standard echocardiography.۳: combined echocardiography and auscultation improves accuracy of MVP diagnosis.

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M.R Afzar

Assistant professor