Forfar J C, Cotter L, Morritt G N
Br Heart J. 1978 Oct;40(10):1184-7. doi: 10.1136/hrt.40.10.1184.
A patient who had aortic and mitral valves replaced by Carpentier porcine heterografts for bacterial endocarditis developed severe heart failure 18 days after operation. A second emergency operation revealed that the mitral prosthesis had become severely stenosed and calcified. A loud Graham Steell murmur had developed during the 12 hours before reoperation but no distinct murmurs of mitral stenosis had been detected.