Tricuspid regurgitation

Tricuspid regurgitation

• pan-systolic murmur
  Prominent V waves on JVP --> tricuspid regurgitation
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  Importance: 56
• prominent/giant V waves in JVP
  Prominent V waves on JVP --> tricuspid regurgitation
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  Importance: 56
• pulsatile hepatomegaly
  pulsatile hepatomegaly
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• left parasternal heave
  Left parasternal heave is a feature of tricuspid regurgitation
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  Importance: 93

• right ventricular infarction
  right ventricular infarction
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• pulmonary hypertension
  Functional tricuspid regurgitation often occurs secondary to pulmonary hypertension
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  Importance: 47
  e.g. COPD
• rheumatic heart disease
• infective endocarditis (especially intravenous drug users)
  Tricuspid valve endocarditis can cause tricuspid regurgitation, which may manifest with a new pan-systolic murmur, large V waves and features of pulmonary emboli
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  Importance: 87
• Ebstein's anomaly
• carcinoid syndrome