Here it goes:

10 month old mix breed dog, 3kg with loud systolic murmur

It seems like a severe type A pulmonic valvular stenosis (PV Max=5,6m/s, 125mmHg) and insufficiency (PR Max=2,7 m/s), with MPA post-stenotic dilation, hypertrophy of the RV, paradoxical systolic movement of the septum and increased pressure of the RV.

Here it goes:

10 month old mix breed dog, 3kg with loud systolic murmur

It seems like a severe type A pulmonic valvular stenosis (PV Max=5,6m/s, 125mmHg) and insufficiency (PR Max=2,7 m/s), with MPA post-stenotic dilation, hypertrophy of the RV, paradoxical systolic movement of the septum and increased pressure of the RV.

Also has moderate dilation of the RA and RV, associated with severe tricuspid regurgitation (TR Max=7,0m/s, 198mmHg). I think the septal tricuspid leaflet is somewhat short, so I’m thinking concomitant tricuspid dysplasia (possible shortened chordae tendineae?). What do you think?

Thank you!