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A patient who injects drugs intravenously is admitted with a fever, night sweats, confusion and disseminated pulmonary emboli.

A patient who injects drugs intravenously is admitted with a fever, night sweats, confusion and disseminated pulmonary emboli. A systolic murmur is heard on auscultation. Which valve lesion is likely to be present?

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