Echocardiography in Diagnosis and Differential Diagnosis of Ebstein Anomaly
Hong Xiang Tang
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Hong Xiang Tang
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Objective To evaluate echocardiography in diagnosis and differential diagnosis of Ebstein anomaly,absence of tricuspid valve and dysphasia of tricuspid valve. Methods Retrospective analyzed data of echocardiography and surgery in 70 patients with tricuspid anomaly. Results Qualitative diagnosis of 66 Ebstein's anomalies were truly made with echocardiography.There were different sensitivities in displacement of valves and complications.2 dysphasia of tricuspid valve were faultily considered as Ebstein's anomaly.2 absences of tricuspid valves were proved by surgery. Conclusion Echocardiography can be used in diagnosis and differential diagnosis of congenital tricuspid anomaly. [
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Objective To evaluate echocardiography in diagnosis and differential diagnosis of Ebstein anomaly,absence of tricuspid valve and dysphasia of tricuspid valve. Methods Retrospective analyzed data of echocardiography and surgery in 70 patients with tricuspid anomaly. Results Qualitative diagnosis of 66 Ebstein's anomalies were truly made with echocardiography.There were different sensitivities in displacement of valves and complications.2 dysphasia of tricuspid valve were faultily considered as Ebstein's anomaly.2 absences of tricuspid valves were proved by surgery. Conclusion Echocardiography can be used in diagnosis and differential diagnosis of congenital tricuspid anomaly. [
Key concepts: Medicine, Tricuspid valve, Differential diagnosis, Ebstein's anomaly, EBSTEIN ANOMALY, Cardiology, Internal medicine, Radiology