... pul- monary area. Pulmonary narrowing is almost always congenital. Pulmonary insufficiency may be also congenital, or be due to malignant endocarditis. In this ...

... mitral regurgitant lesion and is due to relative insufficiency of the pulmonary valve; and a congenital patent ductus arterious with pul- monary insufficiency. In ...

... alve are extremely rare and are almost always congenital. Pulmonary Insufficiency. (Plate XXXII., Fig. 1.) The physical signs are ...

... Stenosis 426 17. Pulmonary Valve Disease 427 18. Pulmonary Insufficiency 428 19. Congenital Heart Disease 428 20. Angina pectoris 429 21. ... can be heard, 18. Pulmonary Insufficiency Occurrence.—Pulmonary ... It occurs as a congenital condition, and occa- sionally as the result of ...

... aneurism, 391 embolism, 392 stenosis, 393 thrombosis, 394 Pulmonary valves, congenital diseases of, 127 insufficiency, 99 stenosis, 101 Pulsation of the liver, 89, ...

... 638; treat- ment of, 638, 639. Pulmonary orifice, congenital lesions at, 834; insufficiency of, 826. Pulmonary tuberculosis, 182-211; abscess of lung and, 653; ...

... For a full consideration of its prognosis see Congenital Stenosis of the Pulmonary Valve. Pulmonary Insufficiency.—Pulmonary insufficiency is rarely acquired, it may occasionally ...

... weakness of the pulmonic second sound. In the congenital cases cyanosis is usually present from birth. The physical signs of pulmonary insufficiency resemble those of aortic insufficiency. In the former, ...

... Tricuspid stenosis rare; symptoms, diastolic murmur, venous stasis. Pulmonary insufficiency and stenosis rare, usually congenital; murmurs transmitted to left shoulder hypertrophy. One or ...

... be early and marked. PULMONARY INSUFFICIENCY OR REGURGITATION. Pulmonary insufficiency is met with as a congenital mal- formation, usually in connection with other cardiac ...