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Hi Ebrehenin ! You asked very challenging and sophisticated question; As you know there are many indications & criteria for repairing structural moderate- severe & severe MR & functional severe MR (specially CAD). One of the findings in favor of chronic significant MR is increasing AP diameter ( normal in most references < 24+_1 mm at mid-systole in PLAX). In those cases that patient is going to open heart surgery for other reason like your question CABG, if we have significant regurgitation ( MR , TR, or AR ) we have to evaluate if meanwhile we repair regurgitation or not. In significant chronic MR if AP is high (that indicates it is not due to CAD-functional), we should evaluate other parameters (for repairing technique like tent length & area, circumferential index,..., ....) and repair MR too during surgery.

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@@SuperBraNTA more accurate LV is located on left posterior of the body and for creating an imagination , assume you are putting monitor over the body of patient

Yes, but that’s the problem! If we’ll imagine the image cutted by the probe’s plane (like CT scan of the heart), the left ventricle will be obiviously on the right sight of the picture, but on the screen we have it on the left. That’s the confusion

@@SuperBraNTA in Apical view it is the same as Ct, LV is on the left side of pic (but upside down), but depends on where is marker it can change. That's the reason in pediatric it's easier to make imagination in Apical window (it looks we watching from front to the cross section (but I'm adult it looks like we watching from below)

@@masteringEcho-US-cardiology Yes, the apical view matches the image on the CT scan, but PLAX does not. On PLAX, the apex of the heart is located on the screen to the left, while we are standing to the right of the patient (he is on our right) and our monitor is located next to his head - which means that the apex of heart is actually looking to the right from our perspective (why on the screen it is looking to the left???). Moreover, if we imagine from this point of view the cross-section of the heart in the plane of the probe and compare it with what we see on the screen, then the image on the screen will undoubtedly be mirrored!

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