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PubMed1985

Isolated right atrial tamponade by serous fluid simulating tricuspid stenosis.

Echocardiography is a key diagnostic tool in the recognition of pericardial tamponade. A 56-year-old man in whom severe dyspnea developed 22 days after cardiac surgery is described. Echocardiography suggested tricuspid valve disease but showed no pericardial abnormalities. Catheterization revealed functional stenosis of a normal tricuspid valve caused by loculated serous pericardial fluid.

Cardiac Catheterization↗
PubMed1997

Concurrent balloon dilatation of mitral and tricuspid stenosis during pregnancy using an Inoue balloon.

Percutaneous balloon dilatation of combined mitral and tricuspid stenoses was performed successfully in a 22-year-old woman during the 23rd week of pregnancy, using an Inoue balloon catheter. Following valvuloplasty, mean transmitral gradients decreased from 36 to 5 mmHg and the mean transtricuspid gradients from 12 to 3 mmHg. The procedure was uncomplicated and well tolerated, leading to the vaginal delivery of a healthy newborn at term. The fluoroscopy time required was 84 s for mitral and 18 s for tricuspid valvuloplasty. The present report highlights the advantage of the Inoue balloon catheter for multivalvular dilatation during pregnancy with minimum fluoroscopy time.

Adult↗