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Home Internal Medicine Aortic Stenosis
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Internal Medicine
04/06/2024

Aortic Stenosis

CC: SOB

Examine the heart

Diagnosis :

Aortic Stenosis

Clinical signs:

Ejection systolic murmur , heard on right side and radiate to carotid
Apex beat sustained ( heaving )
Thrill, in right second intercostal space
Carotid pulse is delayed & diminished ( parvus et tardus )

Differential diagnosis :

HOCM
VSD
Aortic sclerosis
Murmurs of pregnancy and anemia

Causes:

Congenital ( bicuspid )
Rheumatic
Calcification

Symptoms of aortic stenosis:

1. Angina
2. syncope
3. SOB

Severity of AS:

soft or absent aortic  component of second heart sound

Delayed ESM

S4

Investigation:

ECG: LVH
Echo: severe aortic stenosis ( area less 1cm & mean gradient more 40 mmhg )
C. Angio

Management:
Asymptomatic

No specific treatment

Regular follow up with echo & good dental hygiene

Surgery

Symptomatic

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