Abstract
We completely agree with the comments of Dr Flachskampf and Dr Klinghammer. In fact, as we concluded in the work ‘We should keep in mind the fact that 3D-echo planimetry may be a better reference method than the Gorlin method to assess the severity of rheumatic mitral stenosis’.1 Thus, we did not want to definitively establish …
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