Pulmonary stenosis
- DOI:
- 10.1093/med/9780199559237.003.0010
Introduction 236
Epidemiology 236
Aetiology 236
Symptoms 238
Clinical signs 238
Natural history 238
Initial investigations 240
Differential diagnosis 240
Echocardiographic assessment 242
Grading severity 244
Invasive assessment 244
Medical therapy 245
Surveillance 245
Surgical therapy 246
PS is a relatively rare condition and almost always congenital in origin. Associations with sub- or supra-valvar stenosis are common, and more complex congenital lesions such as Fallot's tetralogy should be considered (...
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