Stanford Medicine and Dr Errol, I am a big fan of yours. The video on AR and this one were awesome. if you make videos on physical examination of all major cardiac and pulmonary diseases, it'll be one of the best gifts a man ever gave to medical students across the globe! waiting eagerly for the next one!
Though I knew everything u told That stick method was new to me We used to palpate carotid pulse and it was bit confusing and harm to patient. Loved it doc! Thanks
Poor Mr. Garcia. I hope he is okay. Question, you said you heard his aortic regurg murmur at the left lower sternal border. Why do you hear it best there than the aortic area which is on the right lower sternal border?
I am trying to understand the specific reason behind WHY WE WORKUP A ASYMPTOMATIC DIASTOLIC MURMUR AND NOT ASYMPTOMATIC SYSTOLIC MURMUR. Would appreciate any suggestions or clarifications.
diastolic murmurs are always pathological. Very important to remember! Systolic murmurs can be serious too but often not. If patient with a systolic murmur and it's a high grade (such as with a thrill), radiating such as to the neck, new or there's any other issues like signs of heart failure, you need to consider an echo.
Not always abnormal. Some people, you can see their pulses better. In other situations, they might be pounding if the heart is contracting forcefully for other reasons. That's why it's so important to know other exam findings. For example, if you have pounding pulses and a diastolic murmur, then you really have diagnosed an abnormal finding!
Come on, "ass-cultation". Waterhammer not waterhammer's. What about his ejection click? Vast difference in frequency between diastolic murmurs of AI/PI and the diastolic rumble of MS/TS. Opening snaps? S2/OS timing, etc.
Finally found a video which shows the murmurs being heard on a real patient with respect to the carotid artery pulse. Thank you !❤️
Stanford Medicine and Dr Errol,
I am a big fan of yours. The video on AR and this one were awesome. if you make videos on physical examination of all major cardiac and pulmonary diseases, it'll be one of the best gifts a man ever gave to medical students across the globe!
waiting eagerly for the next one!
Darshan, thank you for the message. We do have more videos coming!!! - Errol
Though I knew everything u told That stick method was new to me
We used to palpate carotid pulse and it was bit confusing and harm to patient. Loved it doc! Thanks
Thank from India Dr❤️
Thanks to the patient
Very nice, thank you!
By seeing these videos, I wished if I could learn in Standford University....
Dang. That's freaking cool!
need more on cardiology topics please
nice to learn...
Poor Mr. Garcia. I hope he is okay. Question, you said you heard his aortic regurg murmur at the left lower sternal border. Why do you hear it best there than the aortic area which is on the right lower sternal border?
Bcoz that is regurgitation murmur and blood jet comes back which is approx in that area aka erb's area
Had the same doubt. Thank you 🤝🏾
more exam videos,please n thanq
Thank you for this excellent video.
i thought carcinoid syndrome cause tricuspid regurgitation rather than stenosis?
Can we use this " stick method " in exams ??
plz do systolic murmur 😢😢😢😢
thank you so much 😊
I am trying to understand the specific reason behind WHY WE WORKUP A ASYMPTOMATIC DIASTOLIC MURMUR AND NOT ASYMPTOMATIC SYSTOLIC MURMUR. Would appreciate any suggestions or clarifications.
diastolic murmurs are always pathological. Very important to remember! Systolic murmurs can be serious too but often not. If patient with a systolic murmur and it's a high grade (such as with a thrill), radiating such as to the neck, new or there's any other issues like signs of heart failure, you need to consider an echo.
Sir is ejaction click is heard in this audio
Thank u !
You're welcome!
Can pounding pulsations in neck area be normal or always associated with some pathology?
Not always abnormal. Some people, you can see their pulses better. In other situations, they might be pounding if the heart is contracting forcefully for other reasons. That's why it's so important to know other exam findings. For example, if you have pounding pulses and a diastolic murmur, then you really have diagnosed an abnormal finding!
Noted! Thank you for the valuable information. Kind regards.
not so much good like other videos.plz upload more details video with explanation
I wish i was a standfard grad
Come on, "ass-cultation". Waterhammer not waterhammer's. What about his ejection click? Vast difference in frequency between diastolic murmurs of AI/PI and the diastolic rumble of MS/TS. Opening snaps? S2/OS timing, etc.
I feel like its systolic murmur with soft s2 rather than diastolic murmur !