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murmur
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murmur
Med any abnormal soft blowing sound heard within the body, usually over the chest
murmur [′mər·mər]
(medicine)
A blowing or roaring heart sound heard through the wall of the chest; caused by blood flow through a defective valve.
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g systolic or diastolic murmurs Assessment of left ventricular function, systolic diastolic and regional wall motions, e.
Who Should Have An Echocardiography by Armughan Riaz / Food/cooking/nutrition community
History and physical findings requiring further cardiac workup Historical findings Sudden cardiac death of a family member before the age of 50 Palpitations during exercise Dyspnea with exercise Chest pain with exercise Syncope or near syncope with exercise Physical findings Abnormal heart rhythms Diastolic murmurs Systolic murmurs that increase with Valsalva or decrease in the supine position Asymmetric pulses Findings consistent with Marfan syndrome Table 3.
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