C262 Pulmonic Valve Disease

Pulmonic stenosis

Pathophysiology

Congenital (usually isolated defect)
Rarely acquired (eg, carcinoid)

Symptoms

Severe: right-sided heart failure in childhood
Mild: symptoms (eg, dyspnea) in early adulthood

Physical findings

  • Left upper sternal border (2nd ICS) systolic murmur
    • Crescendo-decrescendo murmur (?on inspiration)
    • Systolic ejection click & widened split of S2
  • Echo/cardiac cath.
    • Cath: RVOT? pul. artery? ?? ??? ?? ??
    • But ???? ???? ??? ????

Laboratory examination

Treatment

??(?? ?? >50mmHg)? ? percutaneous balloon valvuloplasty 
Surgical repair in some cases

Pulmonic regurgitation

Pathophysiology

Symptoms

Physical findings

Laboratory examination

Treatment

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