A 26-Year-Old Basketball Player Passed Out and Couldn't Be Revived

A 26-year-old basketball player passed out and couldn't be revived. He had exertional dyspnea and lightheadedness before the event. An autopsy is carried out. The lungs are in perfect health. The exhibit displays the heart. If the patient had been examined prior to death, which of the following would most likely have been present?

A) Delayed carotid upstroke
B) Early systolic murmur at the apex
C) Mid-diastolic murmur at the apex
D) S4
E) Single S2

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