Aortic Stenosis ( and other Decompensated Valves) with Dr. Lorrel Brown
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- Dr. Lorrel Brown presents Aortic Stenosis by first describing how medicine cannot fix a mechanical problem. She then describes the symptoms of aortic stenosis along with the mainstays of treatment: diuresis, after load reduction, and avoiding hemoydynamic shifts.
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Even as an attending, I would love to round with Dr Brown and learn from/appreciate her expertise.
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Please make also a lecture about mitral regurgitation.thank you for this lectures.
aortic heart sounds on right sternal border, not left