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Large Left Ventricle, Prominent Ascending Arch, Small Aortic Knob, and Valve

Question 29

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Large left ventricle, prominent ascending arch, small aortic knob, and valve calcification are associated with __________.

A) aortic stenosis
B) aortic insufficiency
C) mitral valve prolapse
D) mitral stenosis

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