PMR involves degenerative leaflet pathology (flail segments, ruptured chordae) with favorable anatomy criteria (MVA≥4.0cm², flail gap<10mm); SMR involves ventricular dilation with structurally normal leaflets failing to coapt, guided by trials like COAPT and MITRA-FR.
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