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What is A 25-year-old male who is IV drug user presents with a 3-week history of worsening lethargy and confusion. O/E- PR: 130bpm and BP: 120/80. CVS examination: raised JVP with large v-waves and a loud systolic murmur. A palpable, pulsatile liver is felt when hepato-jugular reflex is attempted. What type of murmur is most fitting with this patient's presentation? and explain in detail?
SIGN OF TRICUSPID REGURGITATION : Large V wave Loud systolic murmur Pulsatile liver Note: - When you read pulsatile liver think in terms of TR = MCC of TR is Functional TR