Valve prolapse: chordae tendenae in a structure that normally exist in every heart, it is related to 2 of the valves of the heart: the mitral valve and the tricuspid valve it is like a tendon that connect the undersurface of these valves to a strong muscle, in order to make sure the valve close in the proper line. diseases of the chordae can make the valve either narrow or loose and leaking in the wrong direction
Answered 11/26/2016
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Floppy valve: Barlow degenerative mitral valve disease is common and usually a non-problem. Your physician will advise you about it including whether you need endocarditis prophylaxis. Don't let it worry you into thinking you're a cardiac cripple.
Answered 11/16/2016
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