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Pulmonary Stenosis Pulmonary ObstructionCategory: Uncategorized Source: Disturbances Of The Heart If stenosis is actually present in this location, the lesion is probably congenital. It might occur after a serious acute infectious endocarditis, but then it would be associated with other lesions of the heart. It has been found to be associated with such congenital lesions of the heart as an open foramen ovale or foramen Botalli, or with an imperfect ventricular septum, and perhaps with tricuspid stenosis--in short, a cardiac congenital defect. The right ventricle becomes hypertrophied, if the child lives to overcome the obstruction. The physical sign is a systolic blow at the second intercostal space on the left; but as just stated, such a murmur must surely be dissociated from an aortic murmur if found to develop after babyhood, and it should also be diagnosed from the frequently occurring hemic, basic and systolic murmurs; that is, if signs of pulmonary lesions are not heard soon after birth or in early babyhood, the diagnosis of pulmonary defects can be made only by exclusion. Unless the right ventricle is found later to be in trouble, there is no treatment for this condition. If the right ventricle dilates, digitalis may be of benefit. Next: Acute Cardiac Symptoms Acute Heart Attack Previous: Pulmonary Insufficiency Pulmonary Regurgitation
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