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Pulmonic stenosis gradient and severity
Peak gradient 4V² from the CW transpulmonary velocity, proximal correction when the RVOT velocity is not negligible, Table 11 severity, and the PASP = RVSP − PV gradient check.
Read more:EAE/ASE 2009 · Valve stenosisASE 2023 · Rheumatic heart diseaseEACVI/ASE 2017 · Aortic stenosis (focused update)
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