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Investigations

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Investigations are as follows:-

  • chest radiology may reveal a prominent left ventricle with post-stenotic dilatation of the ascending aorta
  • ECG may reveal left ventricular hypertrophy related to the severity of the stenosis
  • cardiac catherisation is required if there is evidence of severe or moderate aortic stenosis. This provides a measure of the pressure gradient across the aortic valve

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