EuroPCR2026-images-102701-aortic-regurgitation-seems

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Paravalvular regurgitation due to partial dehiscence of the aortic valved conduit

Aortic root pseudoaneurysm with a single communication causing paravalvular regurgitation

Lateral periprosthetic cavity with dual communication to the LVOT and ascending aorta creating a regurgitant circuit

Correct! The correct answer is "Lateral periprosthetic cavity with dual communication to the LVOT and ascending aorta creating a regurgitant circuit".

Cardiac CT shows a lateral periprosthetic cavity communicating with both the LVOT and ascending aorta, creating a regurgitant circuit. Percutaneous closure excluded the cavity and resolved regurgitation.

Good try! The correct answer is "Lateral periprosthetic cavity with dual communication to the LVOT and ascending aorta creating a regurgitant circuit".

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