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Heart murmur
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... Three months ago he was diagnosed with a ‘suptatic heart murmur’. ... A systolic murmur refers to the timing of the murmur in relation to the heartbeat, in this case when the heart is contracting. ... The commonest cause of a murmur is a ‘flow murmur’. ...
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HEART, LUNG & BLOOD DISORDERS - Heart Murmur
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... What Is a Heart Murmur? ... The murmur is usually innocent (harmless). ... This helps the doctor begin to diagnose the cause of the murmur. ... Systolic—heard when the heart is squeezing and pumping blood out of the heart. ... A child or adult with an innocent murmur has a normal heart. ... [08/08/06]
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SchoolNurse.com
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/ Heart Murmurs: Which are innocent? ... The classical innocent murmur is the vibratory systolic murmur referred to as Still's murmur. ... All these findings suggest an organic murmur. ... The murmur is not soft, quiet, musical, or vibratory. ... I picked up an innocent heart murmur on examination. ...
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Chest radiographs of cardiac lesions
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... Ejection systolic murmur over aortic valve. ... Ejection systolic murmur since birth. ... Dyspnoea. Systolic ejection murmur. ... Ejection systolic murmur pulmonary area. ... Systolic ejection murmur. ... Loud ejection systolic murmur. ... Machinery murmur. ... Systolic ejection murmur since infancy. ... Systolic murmur and absent femoral pulses. ... [08/09/07]
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Mitral valve prolapse
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... (The murmur is described as a mid-systolic click and is sometimes followed by a late systolic murmur. This means a click sound is heard midway in the "beating" part of the heartbeat cycle, followed by a murmur near the end of this time.) The murmur is worse when standing. ...
http://www.healthscout.com/ency/1/000180sym.html |
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Aortic valve stenosis - Wikipedia
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... A fairly loud systolic, crescendo-decrescendo murmur is heard loudest at the upper right sternal border, and radiates to the carotid arteries. ... Respiration has no effect on the loudness of the murmur. ... [25/04/06]
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Marfan UK-Mitral valve prolapse
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... (The murmur is described as a mid-systolic click and is sometimes followed by a late systolic murmur. This means a click sound is heard midway in the "beating" part of the heartbeat cycle, followed by a murmur near the end of this time.) The murmur is worse when standing. ... [26/11/07]
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/darrenmcdean/marfan/valve.html |
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