Titlebook: Rheumatic Valvular Disease in Children; Joseph B. Borman (Professor of Surgery, Head),Merv Conference proceedings 1980 Springer-Verlag Ber

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Surgery for Multivalvular Disease in Children, organic. This is not true of the tricuspid valve since its involvement is often secondary to severe mitral valve disease and right ventricular failure. Nevertheless, the resulting tricuspid insufficiency may be so significant as to demand repair to achieve an optimal hemodynamic result.

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Pathology of Rheumatic Heart Disease,re valvular deformities and their sequelae of myocardial dysfunction. In spite of many years of intensive investigation, significant gaps still remain in our knowledge of these events. As rheumatic fever has become less and less common in the United States, the florid manifestations of the disease a

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Closed Mitral Commissurotomy in Children,n 50% of the population earn less than RS 400/month (U.S. $ 50.00). One of the major problems that confronts public health workers is malnutrition and overcrowded living quarters among the laboring class of citizens in search of work. The families are large, and six or eight persons may share a dila