Image Question-55
What is the most likely diagnosis from Echocardiogram?
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[A] RCM[B] HOCM
[C] DCM
[D] ASD
Characteristic echocardiographic findings of RCM include:
- Biatrial enlargement: The atria are strikingly enlarged
- Diastolic dysfunction
- Normal or near-normal systolic function: The left ventricular (LV) and right ventricular ejection fraction are normal or mildly reduced
- Hypertrophy: The ventricles are hypertrophied with decreased compliance
- Mass-like apical lesions: These lesions are associated with restriction of LV and RV filling
- Mitral and tricuspid valve leaflet tethering: This may result in regurgitation
- Nondilated ventricles
- Doppler imaging shows a restrictive filling pattern with tissue Doppler showing an elevated E/e’ ratio.
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