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Average size of an Aortic Valve

Iain · 2004-05-04T07:28:47+00:00

Does anybody know the average size of an Aortiv Valve in a female aged 33?

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Iain
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4 May 2004, 07:28 UTC #1

Does anybody know the average size of an Aortiv Valve in a
female aged 33?

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Dr. Andrew B. C
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4 May 2004, 07:28 UTC #2

Iain said:

Does anybody know the average size of an Aortiv Valve in a
female aged 33?
Around 17 mm.
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4 May 2004, 07:29 UTC #3

Iain said:
Does anybody know the average size of an Aortiv Valve in a
female aged 33?
There are some excellent pictures on the Internet of the
valves of the heart if you would like to see them by
compalrison one with another. Just do a Google search. Diana

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Mercury
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4 May 2004, 07:29 UTC #4

Interesting question. OK so it is abt. 17mm. If one was to
replace it with a prostesis, what size would the
prostessis be???
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Around 17 mm.
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Dr. Andrew B. C
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4 May 2004, 07:29 UTC #5

Mercury said:
Interesting question. OK so it is abt. 17mm. If one was to
replace it with a prostesis, what size would the
prostessis be???
Depends on the size of the native aortic valve.
Typically, the prosthesis will be a few mm smaller.
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4 May 2004, 07:30 UTC #6

Would the prosthesis cause significant restriction of blood
flow? Increase the pressure inside the heart? The person
with a prosthetic valve would have less work capacity?
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prostesis, what size would the prostessis be???
Depends on the size of the native aortic valve.
Typically, the prosthesis will be a few mm smaller.
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Dr. Andrew B. C
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4 May 2004, 07:30 UTC #7

Mercury said:
Would the prosthesis cause significant restriction of
blood flow?
No.
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Increase the pressure inside the heart?
No.
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The person with a prosthetic valve would have less work
capacity?
No.
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And thank you for all your answers.
You are welcome :-)
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