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What is Comment on the possible diagnosis in the patient? and explain in detail?
Visible neck pulsations indicating elevated JVP. Choice C and D are ruled out as they are left sided lesions and usually do not lead to changes in JVP. The confusion can be with dancing carotids of aoic regurgitation versus giant CV waves of Tricuspid JVP. The dancing carotid produces an outward displacement and does not sta from base of neck unlike the video shown in the image.