Cardiac Pathology: Congenital: Quadruple Cusp Aortic Valve

The upper specimen was found in a girl of 18, dying of cholera in 1854 whilst under the care of Dr. Addison. The lower from a man of 50 who committed suicide in 1957 by jumping...
01 April 2011
Presented bySebastian Lucas.

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Congenital quadruple cusp aortic valve

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The upper specimen was found in a girl of 18, dying of cholera in 1854 whilst under the care of Dr. Addison. The lower from a man of 50 who committed suicide in 1957 by jumping from a window. This specimen was the first such seen by Prof. Keith Simpson in over 44,000 autopsies.

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