Echo in Context: Surgical Technique


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	Diagrammatic representation of a quadalateral resection P2 is entirely removed and the edges of P1 and P3 are sutured together. A ring is then inserted. Adapted from the surgical literature. It is important to determine prolaps of all the scallops of the mitral leaflet. Author unknown.
	Chordal shortening is shown A trench is made in the papillary head and suture material is looped around the chordae. The chordae are then pulled into the trench and the trench closed. Author unknown.
	Papillary reimplantation is shown In this approach, the ruptured papillary is sutured to its partner. Author unknown.