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spontaneous rupture of a papillary muscle

TTE apical view shows the mutilated posteromedial papillary muscle with flail anterior mitral leaflet and hyperkinetic lv walls (spontaneous,without specific etiology):myocardial infarction,endomyocarditis ,sudden deceleration or trauma...

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Tags: echocardiography, mitral, muscle, papillary, regurgitation, More…rupture, spontaneous, valve
 Location: tripoli lebanon

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