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Effect of congenital anomalies of the papillary muscles on mitral valve function

Rim et al., 2015

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15767422714105033020
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Rim Y
McPherson D
Kim H
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Journal of Medical and Biological Engineering

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Parachute mitral valves (PMVs) and parachute-like asymmetric mitral valves (PLAMVs) are associated with congenital anomalies of the papillary muscles. Current imaging modalities cannot provide detailed biomechanical information. This study describes computational …
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