Seleccionamos hoy este interesante caso publicado por Juan Lopez-Mattei, MD (@onco_cardiology).

Dysplastic PV in an adult patient. #YesCCT @AChoiHeart @purviparwani @PushpaShivaram @FredWuMD @DrMarthaGulati @HeartOTXHeartMD @venkmurthy @almasthela @mariovar55 @MasriAhmadMD @majazayeri pic.twitter.com/gR9DTKv3cs

— Juan Lopez-Mattei, MD (@onco_cardiology) 9 de abril de 2019

From Ruckdeschel, et al. @Heart_BMJ 2018. Great review on PV stenosis in the adult. pic.twitter.com/0QOPraAvz2

— Juan Lopez-Mattei, MD (@onco_cardiology) 10 de abril de 2019

Pt had undiagnosed PV disease (stenosis~2.5 m/s). Some DOE. Etiology wasn’t established & claustrophobia didn’t allowed us to do CMR. TEE is a no-no. Planes from TEE bad for PV If you cannot see PV in TTE, you have to recur to either CMR or CT. I got an area of 1.5 cm2.

— Juan Lopez-Mattei, MD (@onco_cardiology) 10 de abril de 2019