Acquired heart defects: Clinical picture, diagnosis

Abstract

In acquired heart defects, they are defined as the occurrence of an irreversible violation in its structure, that leads to a complete loss of its function, changes in intracardiac hemodynamics, as well as change in intracardiac hemodynamics, as a result of which there is an overload of the corresponding parts of the heart, hypertrophy and dilatation of the chambers and circulatory disorders throughout the body. The main causes of valvular heart disease formation: the hereditary connective tissue disorder (mitral valve prolapse, leading to severe mitral insuficience) and other connection tissue disorders (mitral valve prolapse leads to severa mitral insufficiency) • infectious or rheumatic endocarditis.