The following comes from a case report titled, "right and left side infective endocarditis after mitral valve replacement".In 2017, a mvr was performed with a 27mm masters heart valve was implanted due to mitral regurgitation due to posterior papillary muscle tear.Post-operatively, the patient was reported to be stable.On day 67 post-implant, the patient presented with a fever of 38.1°c and (b)(6) was detected by blood culture.Tee revealed a 3mm wart, proximal to the prosthetic valve, and the patient was diagnosed with endocarditis.The patient was prescribed an injection of rifampicin (350 mg/day), and after two weeks, tee revealed the wart had disappeared.The patient continued to have a fever, and infiltrative shadow was found in the right lung.Since implant, the patient had symptoms of deterioration of swallowing and complicated pneumonia aspiration.The patient's respiratory condition worsened suddenly and tracheal intubation was performed.Tee revealed the sway of the prosthetic valve and perivalvular leakage, and an annulus abscess was suspected.Shortly after, the patient expired due to cardiogenic shock from perivalvular leakage, sepsis and septic pulmonary embolism.(case report study id: (b)(4)).
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An event of endocarditis, perivalvular leakage, and patient death was reported.The results of the investigation are inconclusive since the device was not returned for analysis.Information from the field indicated that "the patient expired due to cardiogenic shock from perivalvular leakage, sepsis and septic pulmonary embolism.¿.
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