Bicuspid pulmonary valve

Bicuspid or bifoliate aortic valve (BAV) results in two rather than three cusps and occurs in 1-2% of the population placing them… Expand

This article reports our initial experience in 126 consecutive patients treated with placement of a surgically created… Expand

Congenitally bicuspid pulmonary valves are uncommon. When they occur, it is usually in association with other congenital cardiac… Expand

BACKGROUND As the population of children with repaired congenital heart disease ages, an increasing number of patients will… Expand

Whilst the pulmonary valve is a tricuspid valve, very few reports exist of bicuspid pulmonary valves, the majority of which are… Expand

BACKGROUND AND AIM OF THE STUDY The feasibility of the Ross procedure, and which patients benefit most from its performance, have… Expand

There are no obvious criteria concerning the optimal repair for complete transposition with bicuspid pulmonary valve if neither… Expand

We studied the conditions of the aortic and pulmonary valves of 153 Syrian hamsters belonging to a single family subjected to… Expand

It has long been doubted whether or not it is possible for a transposed aorta to arise from a morphologically left ventricle, and… Expand

Abstract A case of isolated bicuspid pulmonary valve is presented in detail. Congestive heart failure developed following the… Expand