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四柱肺弁の総合的なマルチモダルイメージング:形態学,機能,および中期予後

Haiyue Xie1, Wenhao Zhu1, Jingnan Zhang1

  • 1Department of Structural Heart Disease, National Center for Cardiovascular Disease, Fuwai Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical College, #167 Bei-Li-Shi Street, 100037, Beijing, People's Republic of China.

The international journal of cardiovascular imaging
|February 19, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

四柱肺弁 (Quadricuspid pulmonary valve, QPV) は,珍しい先天性心不全である. 肺弁の内側にある四柱肺弁の内側にある四柱肺弁の内側にある四柱肺弁の内側にある四柱肺弁の内側にある この研究では,QPVがしばしば肺吐や動脈動脈瘤を引き起こし,その3分の1が手術を必要とすることが判明しました.

キーワード:
マルチモダルイメージング肺動脈の拡大肺の再発症は,肺のリグルジテーションによるものです.四柱肺弁の肺弁は,四柱肺弁の肺弁の四柱肺弁で,四柱肺弁は四柱肺弁で,四柱肺弁は四柱肺弁で,四柱肺弁は四柱肺弁で,四柱肺弁は四柱肺弁で,四柱肺弁は四柱肺弁で,

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