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Clinical feature and significance of mitral regurgitation associated with hyperthyroidism: report of five cases and review of literatures Masanobu Samukawa 1 , Toshitami Sawayama 1 , Shoso Nezuo 1 , Hideo Fuseno 1 , Keiichi Mizutani 1 , Koichi Hasegawa 1 , Hirotoshi Mitake 1 , Yoritsugu Harada 1 1Division of Cardiology, Department of Medicine, Kawasaki Medical School pp.85-91
Published Date 1984/1/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1404204378
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The clinical feature and course in five cases of mitral regurgitation (MR) associated with hyperthyroidism, observed in the last eight years, were studied, and compared with previously reported cases.

The results of this study obtained were as follows.

1) Most cases with MR were found to have longer clinical history of hyperthyroidism with mean of 6.2 years than that without MR. 2) On auscultation and phonocardiogram, the loudness of the regurgitant murmurs ranged from the grade I/VI to III/VI, and various types of the murmur were observed : high-pitched, apical pansystolic murmur in 3 cases, late-systolic murmur in 1, and mid-systolic click followed by late-systolic murmur in 1. 3) The electrocardiogram disclosed atrial fibril-lation in 4 cases, ventricular premature contraction in 3, left ventricular high voltage in 2 and ST-T change suggesting myocardial damage in 2. While chest X-ray film revealed cardio-thoracic ratio of more than 60% in 3 cases, the echocardiogram showed the enlargement of the left ventricular cavity in only one case. 4) In 3 out of 4 cases , the murmurs disappeared after appropriate medical therapy, and MR associated with hyperthyroidism may be transient and reversible. 5) Because MR was only a main clinical manifestation in one case, the patient was referred to our clinic, initially thought to be an indication for mitral valve replacement, though his regurgitant murmur completely disappeared 6 months later with medical therapy only. 6) Papillary muscle dysfunction, and partially, mitral valve prolapse due to hyperthyroidism were also demonstrated as possible etiology for MR, as also suggested by previously reported cases.


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