Heart Murmurs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2012
- A lecture on the identification and characterization of heart murmurs.
Changes for this revised version include:
- Video recompiled in high definition and in wide screen format.
- Narration rerecorded.
- Audio clips of murmurs remastered.
- Copyrighted images used under fair use principles replaced with original images or those in public domain.
- Soundtrack replaced with original arrangement and rendering.
- Copyright notice added.
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Clear and Crisp. Watch it and go through your notes. 8yrs and I'll still recommend this because there's no other video that explains murmurs this clearly.
Aortic stenosis 10:21
Aortic regurgitation 10:41
mitral regurgitation 11:43
Mitral stenosis 12:20
quizzes start at 19:05
This is the BEST, most useful, clearest and most practical lecture on heart sounds, in my experience. Thank you soooo much for sharing.
The best illustration I have ever watched about murmurs. I am really thankful.
This is by far, one of the best heart murmur tutorials on youtube. Thanks!
3rd year med student from India. I love your videos and they're really helpful. Thanks a lot!
+Vishnu S Cool same here, which college?
PA student here. Thank you for putting all the concepts together and building them up into the examples. We were given all of these pieces separately and seeing how the pressure difference in structures produced the murmur finally made sense of it to me.
Dr. Strong! This is fantastic! Thank you for making this available on the web!
One of the best lectures on heart sounds and murmurs!! Thank youuuu!!
Wow! Thank you so much sir. I am a MS4 US MD going into Family Medicine. Thank you for these videos and helping me brush up on my skills. THANK YOU.
Simple, clear, and short video describing both systolic and diastolic murmurs
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Thanks a lot! I´ve seen already some of your videos and find them excellent. The physiological explanations are, hands down, one of the best ones I´ve ever seen. Please keep posting more interesting videos. Thanks again!
No one has really bothered to explain how the shape of murmur is linked to the pressure gradient. Good job on that, Dr Eric! Your videos are truly eye openers ! Thank you so much
NP student about to start clinical rotations. I wanted to brush up on my Cardiac skills and your videos are excellent! Easy to follow and plenty of examples. Thank you.
after all the years i've been with you, there is always a lecture which gives me *wow-brain-blown* moments. thanks
Thank you so much. I am an NP student and this information was extremely helpful as a review. It was by far the best review on murmurs!
best one..
this person has really has a knack for teaching
Ver Nice~
+Armando Hasudungan Thanks! I love your channel, and have referred numerous people to it.
two great legends!!!nice
holy crap i learnt more from this video than all the heart sounds and murmur lectures I had in school. and after i was done watching i realised that its a 10 year old video?? this is amazing! no wonder my professors think your videos are the best
Thank you so much for the concise review of heart murmurs!! I'm a third year med student in Australia and have just commenced my cardio rotation; this video has been a life-saver in helping me review the basics -much appreciated!
The best murmurs tutorial-clear and concise.
it's an awesome lecture. I struggled to learn heart murmur when I was a medical student, and I have been confused up until now when auscultating the heart. Now I get it. I tried to memorize when I was a student, now I understand the murmur. Thanks a lot!!
This is absolutely the best video on this topic on youtube. God, it made everything so clear
Thanks!
Thanks for including the practice questions at the end; they were super helpful!
brilliant and awesome
crescendo and decrescendo of the decrescendo
in murmur's art ,
continous and the best all over the pericordium.
many thanks in deed...........
thank you for the thorough yet simplified explanation of murmurs. cheers
One of the best murmur lecture I've seen. Thank you so much!
well describing clinical findind of cardiology .this is one of the best explication tutorial video
You are a hero dear Professor!
thank u so much sir for your videos. These are the assets for medical students and new doctors like me. Massive respect from the core of my heart.May Allah bless u sir.
This is the best video I've seen about heart murmurs. The audio clips are very helpful!!
I'm not a medical student, I'm a patient who underwent mitral valve repair and aortic valve replacement surgery. I just think this stuff is really interesting to learn!
As an older clinical cardiologist I applaud your very timely, expert and excellent lecture. Well done and much needed. I hate the reflex: "systolic murmur, lets get an echo!"
I stumbled upon this earlier today, studying for my usmle and I find these lectures to be informative and easy to understand. Thank you so much for taking your time to make these for the general public. They are incredibly helpful. I've always had a hard time with heart sounds.
What a resource, and for free? Thank you so much, such a thoughtful act my friend!!
GREAT. VERY VERY INFORMATIVE. EXCELLENT NARRATION. SIMPLICITY AT ITS BEST.
Very good review, Dr. Strong. Sometimes it's worthwhile to glance at adult cardiology in order to rediscover what --and what doesn't-- resonate in children. Preparing to maintain certification in pediatrics. Very helpful. Thank you.
that is very useful and i really appreciate your effort, Dr Eric. Thanks!
this clip is fantastic, thanks a lot Eric. I wish lectures here in Germany were as brilliant and clear as yours!
Thank you so much. You're really appreciated by us all.
Wow, this is the most helpful video I think I’ve ever seen. Thank you!
The atrial kick is not the same as the opening snap. The atrial kick is the extra push of blood through the mitral valve as a consequence of atrial contraction, which occurs at the end of diastole. The opening snap is the sound of a mitral valve opening at the very beginning of diastole. My video, "Examples of mitral stenosis murmurs" contains a good opening snap/MS example with both an audio clip, and a picture of the sound waves. Hope that helps!
Thank you so much this makes more sense to me as a medical student.
Fantastic and well-spoken. Thank you from an M3.
Laura, I'm glad you found them helpful. The music is Handel's Suite No. 1 in F major, Hornpipe.
very useful, I finally understood the differences, loud and clear..
This was an exceptional Murmur tutorial better than anything Kaplan has put out ! Thank you so much Doctor!!!
Absolutely perfect!!! Thank you sooooo much, sir! Please please have more videos
Incredibly useful video, thanks for making it so easy to understand !
In a patient with AS, the % increase in gradient from 50ms after systole onset to mid systole at 150ms might be 300%. While in MR, this % increase might be closer to 50%. On a phonocardiogram (a visual representation of the sound waves causing murmurs), the crescendo-decrescendo nature of an MR murmur can sometimes be noted, but the steep crescendo segment at the beginning of systole, and decrescendo segment at the end are so brief that our ears can't perceive it, and thus it sounds uniform.
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+ahha Спасибо! Я рад, что видео было полезно !
Thank you a lot!!! Perfect explanation! You are the best!
Amazing. Thanks doc for such organized presentation.
Great efforts put in making this video. Thank you so much for the pains taken 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Tear come to my eyes! So grateful...! Thank you so much.
Super thank you very much
Very helpful to understand the basic physiology of heart murmur!
I am a very good fan of strong medicine lectures.
Thank you Dr. Strong 😊
Thank you Dr Strong. I nearly wanted to skip these 2 murmur thing lecture of you. I am so aversive of it. I anyhow think this is the great lecture. I am glad that i did
Thanks a lot for a great video! I'm a medicine student from the University of Buenos Aires, in Argentina.
Last week we had an 60 y/o patient with mitral stenosis due to rheumatic fever as it's still somewhat common to see here in public hospitals. anyways,thanks again!
than you Dr.Eric .Excellent presentation and it very helpful.
Heart murmurs are so difficult to learn, but this video helps me a lot. Thanks so much! So excellent video.
Best lecture on heart murmurs i have ever watched
Thank you very much for the lecture! I'm a medical student from brazil, this helped me a lot!
I HAD TROUBLE TO UNDERSTAND THE TIMING ,SHAPE,AND THE PITCH OF THE MURNURS NOW ON WITH THIS LECTURE I'M TOTALLY CLEAR , I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND YOUR DEDICATION. THANKS!
Excellent teaching tool! Thank you so much.
Excellent and clear video. Thank you very much!
it's grateful to hear you sir... best explained
Thank you very much; a great finding; excelent review.
Great, looking forward to it. Your videos have helped me a lot, thanks.
Thank you for the extensively explaining video. Very helpful.
This was extremely helpful in studying for my boards..
Thanks for the examples with great explanations.
Thanks for explaining - makes more sense now. In AS the aortic and LV pressures follow each other more closely, so any difference takes longer to evolve, hence the more obvious crescendo-decrescendo.
A subtlety though, as you say, and unlikely to come up in med school exams :)
Keep up the great videos!
very easy to understand and I'm no medical student, great lecture :)
Best video ever on heart murmur, thanks you sir from India 🇮🇳
Absolutely Incredible.Nearly lodt hope on learning these stuffs properly
I have no words to thank you enough. Veni, vidi, vici!
Really well explained. I was just reviewing, but it was very helpful.
Brilliant resource. Thank you so much.
Lung sounds is on the short list of topics to get to soon. I'm just waiting to come across some better (i.e. more classic) examples of pathology to record and use for the video.
excellent description and explanation of heart murmurs. Dr AK Lavania
Thank you so much. Your lectures are amazing!
The great lecture. Thank you!
mind blowing! amazing presentation!
This is great really as educational resource. Thanks to doctor Eric.
Thank you for this video. Was very clear and helpful!
Fantastic video! Thank you for sharing
Very useful...looking forward for more videos.
This is very helpful. Thanks a lot!! God bless ya
very good for understanding .cleared my concepts.
best teaching.. awesome presentation
You are my hero Dr. Strong, i have a test the next week. :)
Thank's a lot for your reply. Great presentation
great examples! thank you!
Excellent presentation! Very helpful sir!
This is amazing. Thank you!
Thanku for such an awesome interactive vdo on murmurs.. really helpful !
Great lecture ! Thank you !
Thank you again for excellent guidance.
thank you very much.very useful and easily understandable
Thank you for the video. This is excellent.