Clinical Challenge: Female, 58 years old. She entered the ER | Figure 1

ReginaldoCastro

Internal Medicine

Clinical Challenge

Female, 58 years old. She entered the ER with intense dyspnea. The clinical evaluation shows jugular stasis, lower limb edema (++ / 4+) and the presence of B3 in auscultation. What is the diagnosis? What is the correct management of this patient?

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