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Diagram of bicuspid valve types classification according to Sievers and Schmidtke 4 . CD: right coronary artery; D: right coronary sinus; I: left coronary sinus; L: left; N: non-coronary sinus; R: right; TCI: left coronary trunk.
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The most common congenital heart disease in the general population is the bicuspid aortic valve. Far from being just a harmless valve malformation, it is a complex and heterogeneous disease. It is often identified as an incidental finding in healthy people. However, in a high percentage of patients it leads throughout their life towards valvular (s...
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... subtype; between the right and non-coronary leaflets (R-N); or, finally, between the non-coronary and left leaflet (N-L), which is the least common subtype of all three. Finally, and infrequently, type 2 has two raphes, present in practically all cases between the left and right leaflets (L-R) and between the right and non-coronary leaflets (R-N) (Fig. ...
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... subtype; between the right and non-coronary leaflets (R-N); or, finally, between the non-coronary and left leaflet (N-L), which is the least common subtype of all three. Finally, and infrequently, type 2 has two raphes, present in practically all cases between the left and right leaflets (L-R) and between the right and non-coronary leaflets (R-N) (Fig. ...
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