1. Table 2. Echographic examination
Echocardiography
N (%)
Cardiac dilatation:
All chambers
22 (38,6%)
Left Atrium and Left Ventricle
20 (35,1%)
Left Ventricle
15 (26,3%)
Global hypokinetic:
Positive
56 (98,2%)
Negative
1 (1,8%)
EF(%):
Mean
34,7 (7,5)
Cardiac valves:
Normal valves
10 (17,2%)
Trivial Mitral Regurgitation
9 (15,5%)
Trivial Pulmonal Regurgitation
1 (1,7%)
Trivial Tricuspidal Regurgitation
4 (6,9%)
Mild Atrial Regurgitation
Mild Mitral Regurgitation
27 (46,6%)
Mild Pulmonal Regurgitation
Mild Tricuspidal Regurgitation
14 (24,1%)
Moderate Mitral Regurgitation
8 (13,8%)
Moderate Tricuspidal Regurgitation
3 (5,2%)
Severe Mitral Regurgitation
2 (3,4%)
Severe Tricuspidal Regurgitation
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