Mitral stenosis video with audible mid diastolic murmur

Can you hear the murmur during echocardiography ?

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• mitral stenosis
• mid diastolic murmur
• rheumatic heart disease

[toandang]

S1, S2, OS and mid-diastolic murmur



[fastbreakr]

poo poo

[raindi100]

@AnginaJoelie You say echo shows atrial fibrillation, you most likely right. I was wondering, is it the wall motion that you can read that well or the ECG below that guides you to that conclusion ?

[raindi100]

Probably mitral stenosis due to rheumatic fever.

[raindi100]

How old are you?

[AnginaJoelie]

umesh2063- acute GE T-99.9: doesn't make sense. GE could be gastroenteritis. T (temperature? 99.9F?) grade 2/6 ear;y diastolic murmur at apex - depends on whether it's low pitched/rumbling (mitral stenosis) or blowing (aortic regurgitation). Doctors generally have bad handwriting and lots of abbreviations- could you have misread?

[AnginaJoelie]

Dude, your echo doesn't coincide with the auscultatory findings. Notice that the echo shows atrial fibrillation. Your heart sounds are very regular - and with a good opening snap as well!

hanasia2011 - no, this is mitral stenosis. There is no regurgitant jet under the mitral valve leaflets. The anterior leaflet has the classic doming/ hockey stick appearance on the parasternal long axis view (1st clip).

[AnginaJoelie]

Dude, your echo doesn't coincide with the auscultatory findings. Notice that the echo shows atrial fibrillation. Your heart sounds are very regular - and with a good opening snap as well!

[umesh2063]

Can you tell me what does this mean ?

I got a report from doctor "DIAGNOSIS : ACUTE GE T-99.9, FAINT EARLY DIASTOLIC MURMUR AT APEX GRADE-2".

Please help me out what does this mean?

Thanks

[hanasia2011]

its MR