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| docsrinu
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LA pressure at the end of diastole is greater tha LV. so i think its mitra stenosis. right???
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| suv
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mitral stenosis since there is pulmonary congestion, elvated left atrial pressure n no systolic murmur
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| docsrinu
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suv, MR has a pansystolic murmur
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| mytime
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mS?????????Pulmonary congestion..and vale replacement/.
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| rashmi verma
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MS,
as pulmonary congestion causing difficulty breathing,
no systolic murmur, also end-diastolic LA pressure is greature than end diastolic LV pr.
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| blueocean
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answer is D. The patient has mitral obstruction because the left atrial pressure is greater than the left ventricular pressure .
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| MRMAVERICK
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| docsrinu
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in which condition is LA pressure elevated towards end of systole?
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| fox
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MR?
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| docsrinu
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yup, ur right. LA pressure is normal towards end of diastole in MR. its the major diff from MS.
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