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Mitral valve prolapse is a heart condition that is typified by an enlarged mitral valve cusp, which becomes displaced into the left ventricle during the left ventricle contraction. This mitral valve displacement may lead to serious heart problems such as mitral regurgitation, fibrillation, and, in some cases, sudden cardiac arrest. However, the affects of mitral valve prolapse are usually relatively benign. Treatment options for mitral valve prolapse may involve replacing the valve, which occurs in about eleven percent of cases. In fact, valve replacement is recommended for patients who have left ventricle dysfunction and an ejection fraction of under sixty percent. Can you win social security disability or SSI disability benefits on the basis of Mitral valve prolapse? 
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