Doc,
Indeed, you are correct. I feel semantics might be getting in our way. In the end, most importantly, is that this type of problem is identified and treated... quickly. Thanks for setting us straight.
David
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David,
Just a note of clarification on your comments about MVP. In the case of
acute rupture of mitral valve chordae or papillary muscles, the acute rise of
left atrial pressure to systemic levels causes immediate pulmonary edema and
"heart failure".
Dr.Szarnicki
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