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==Overview==
Aortic insufficiency can cause many symptoms such as [[dyspnea]], [[weakness]] and [[congestive heart failure]]. Chronic aortic insufficiency maybe without symptoms for several years until decreasing the [[stroke volume]] and cardiac output due to heart failure progression.


==Acute aortic regurgitation==  
==Acute Aortic Regurgitation==  
In acute severe aortic regurgitation (AR),there is a sudden decrease in [[stroke volume]] and increase in left ventricular [[end diastolic volume]] which manifests as:
In acute severe aortic regurgitation (AR),there is a sudden decrease in [[stroke volume]] and increase in left ventricular [[end diastolic volume]] which manifests as:
*Sudden  cardiovascular collapse (severe [[dyspnea]] , [[weakness]])
*Sudden  cardiovascular collapse (severe [[dyspnea]] , [[weakness]])
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*Rapidly developing [[left heart failure]]
*Rapidly developing [[left heart failure]]


 
==Chronic Aortic Regurgitation==
==Chronic aortic regurgitation==
In Chronic AR, patients are usually asymptomatic for several years as the [[stroke volume]] is maintained by increased force of left ventricular contraction secondary to increased left ventricular [[preload]] as explained by [[Frank-Starling mechanism]].
In Chronic AR, patients are usually asymptomatic for several years as the [[stroke volume]] is maintained by increased force of left ventricular contraction secondary to increased left ventricular [[preload]] as explained by [[Frank-Starling mechanism]].



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Overview

Aortic insufficiency can cause many symptoms such as dyspnea, weakness and congestive heart failure. Chronic aortic insufficiency maybe without symptoms for several years until decreasing the stroke volume and cardiac output due to heart failure progression.

Acute Aortic Regurgitation

In acute severe aortic regurgitation (AR),there is a sudden decrease in stroke volume and increase in left ventricular end diastolic volume which manifests as:

Chronic Aortic Regurgitation

In Chronic AR, patients are usually asymptomatic for several years as the stroke volume is maintained by increased force of left ventricular contraction secondary to increased left ventricular preload as explained by Frank-Starling mechanism.

With progression of AR, the compensatory mechanisms begin to fail causing gradual enlargement of the left ventricle, thereby progressive decrease in stroke volume and cardiac output leading to left ventricular failure manifesting as:


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