Acute right ventricular failure is a complex syndrome, accounting for 3 - 9% of hospitalized patients for heart failure and for 5 - 17% of deaths among hospitalized patients.

Recent advances in imaging techniques have created new opportunities for studying the anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology of right ventricular failure (RV). However, the failure of RV treatment remains challenging. Optimal management should consider the anatomical and physiological features of RV.

Angioplasty is a technique indicated for the treatment of pulmonary valve stenosis. This method is highly effective and successful, reducing the risk of unwanted complications.

I have tricuspid regurgitation, I often have difficulty breathing and fatigue. I went to the hospital for treatment and took medicine but it only helped for a while before it came back again. So the doctor asked me if I had difficulty breathing due to tricuspid valve regurgitation? Can my illness be completely cured?

Recently, I had a weak heart and went to the doctor, did an ECG and an ultrasound at 2 hospitals, but the doctor said it was normal, the X-ray also showed no signs of heart disease except for mild tricuspid regurgitation and valvular regurgitation. mild aorta. But when I do something like carry clothes from the drying yard to the house, my heart beats faster than usual, walking also feels like my heart is squeezed and a little dizzy. So the doctor asked me to ask if the heart palpitations with dizziness are signs of disease?

Cardiovascular disease always poses challenges for both patients and medical professionals, especially among heart valve abnormalities. For people with damaged, degenerative heart valves that need valve replacement surgery, the same question will be asked: "who needs to replace the heart valve and what are the conditions for heart valve replacement?".

Hello doctor, I have mild tricuspid regurgitation. So the doctor let me ask if a patient with mild tricuspid valve disease can get pregnant? I thank you.

Doctor let me ask if tricuspid valve regurgitation 1.5/4 can go away on its own? Thank you doctor.