Heart murmurs

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Heart murmurs and heart sounds

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Heart Murmurs... Diastolic, continuous, and LOUD systolic murmurs should ALWAYS get worked up with Echo... soft systolic murmurs (grade I or II) can be left alone if the patient is otherwise healthy

Heart murmurs are abnormal sounds that occur during the heart’s normal functioning. They can range from innocent or harmless to serious and life-threatening. What more? Read our article to know more. You can approach Dr Arun Hari through his website https://drarunhari.com/book-appointment/

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The Sounds Descriptions Information on Heart Murmurs – Click for full size Eponymous signs of aortic regurgitation Name Sign Austin Flint Murmur Mid-diastolic murmur in the absence of mitral stenosis Becker Sign Accentuated Retinal Artery Pulsation Corrigan’s Sign Collapsing pulse (aka ‘Water Hammer pulse’) De Musset sign Head bobbing in time with the heart beat […]

That whooshing sound is turbulence in your ticker, which is sometimes benign, sometimes a sign of valve disease.