Pulmonary Valve Disease: Diagnosis and Management offers a comprehensive exploration of a rare yet c

Pulmonary Valve Disease: Diagnosis and Management offers a comprehensive exploration of a rare yet clinically significant group of cardiac disorders affecting the pulmonary valve. Covering congenital and acquired conditions-including pulmonary stenosis, regurgitation, and infective endocarditis-this book provides an in-depth analysis of their anatomy, pathophysiology, and hemodynamic consequences. It highlights advances in diagnostic techniques such as echocardiography, cardiac MRI, and catheter-based imaging, while discussing medical, surgical, and transcatheter treatment options, including valve repair and replacement strategies. Featuring expert insights, detailed case studies, and high-quality illustrations, the text emphasizes individualized, patient-centered care and multidisciplinary approaches for optimal outcomes. Designed for cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, pediatricians, and trainees, this book serves as an essential reference for understanding, diagnosing, and managing pulmonary valve diseases across all age groups in today's era of precision cardiovascular medicine.