2016, Number 4
Ischaemic ventricular septal rupture: unusual diagnosis by computed tomography
Grados SD, Moreno EEM, Linares VJA, Domene MR
Language: Spanish
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Page: 257-258
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A 71-year-old woman, with a history of dyslipidemia and polyarthrosis, went to Emergency Room due to progressive dyspnea, and reported an episode of prolonged oppressive chest pain eight days before. Physical examination showed a severe holosystolic murmur on left sternal border IV/VI, hypotension, and other low cardiac output symptoms and signs.