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Figure 1 Examples of flow curves of blood flow through pulmonary (A) and tricuspid (B) valve. The pulmonary flow curve shows severe pulmonary regurgitation and a small amount of end-diastolic forward flow in the main pulmonary artery (EDFF), the latter being a marker of restriction of the right ventricle. The tricuspid flow curve shows a normal flow pattern with the early filling, peak flow rate (Epfr), slightly higher than the atrial contraction, peak flow rate (Apfr), and no tricuspid regurgitation. Avol = atrial contraction, volume; Evol = early filling, volume.





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