ENTITIES Normal function Aortic stenosis-senile Aortic stenosis-bicuspid Aortic regurgitation Mitral stenosis Mitral prolapse Mitral flail Mitral regurgitation Valvular infection Prosthetic valves Cardiomyopathy Ischemia-anterior Ischemia-inferior Ischemia-aneurysm Post-infarct VSD IHSS Pericardial effusion Masses		Post-infarction ventricular septal defect		Notes: Post infarct ventricular defects most often occur in the 3rd to 7th day post infarction, more often when it involves the inferior wall and interventricular septum, permiting shunting from left-to-right betwenn the ventricles. Prognosis is poor unless surgically repairable.

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