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What features are seen on jugular venous pressure waveform in tricuspid regurgitation?
{{c1::Giant v wave and prominent y descent}}
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What features are seen on <u>jugular venous pressure waveform</u> in<b> tricuspid regurgitation</b>?<br><div>{{c1::Giant v wave and prominent y descent}}</div>
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- As the ventricle contracts, blood flows back through the tricuspid valve, causing an enlarged v wave
- The y descent is more prominent as a result of the enlarged v wave (has further to drop with more blood in the SVC)
- In some cases a fusion of C-V waves can occur (Lancisi Sign)
- The y descent is more prominent as a result of the enlarged v wave (has further to drop with more blood in the SVC)
- In some cases a fusion of C-V waves can occur (Lancisi Sign)
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- As the ventricle contracts, blood flows back through the tricuspid valve, causing an enlarged v wave<br>- The y descent is more prominent as a result of the enlarged v wave (has further to drop with more blood in the SVC)<br>- In some cases a fusion of C-V waves can occur (Lancisi Sign)
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Amboss. Accessed July 2025.
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<a href="https://www.amboss.com/us/knowledge/cardiovascular-examination/">Amboss</a>. Accessed July 2025.
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#Malleus_CM::#Resources_by_Rotation::Internal_Medicine::Cardiology
#Malleus_CM::#Subjects::Cardiology::03_Valvular_Heart_Disease::Tricuspid_Regurgitation::04_Physiology/Anatomy
#Malleus_CM::#Subjects::Cardiology::03_Valvular_Heart_Disease::Tricuspid_Regurgitation::08_Diagnosis/Investigations
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#Malleus_CM::#OSCEs_&_Clinical_Reasoning::02_Examination_Findings_by_Disease::01_Cardiovascular::Tricuspid_Regurgitation::06_Neck