Mitral Stenosis Murmur | With Murmur Sounds Audio
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Are you afraid to get Mitral Stenosis for Clinical Viva? Don't be & Revise it here.
Mitral valve disease is a commonly examined scenario in OSCEs and is summarised here with audio for revision.
Mitral stenosis is usually caused by Rheumatic heart disease.
It causes mid diastolic murmur which is a low pitched murmur best heard in left lateral position on cardiac apex & with bell of the stethoscope.
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Mitral stenosis- opening snap Mid diastolic
Mitral regurgitation -Holo systolic
Aortic stenosis -Mid systolic. Crescendo decrescendo murmur.
Aortic regurgitation -Decrescendo diastolic. High PP. Corrigan pulse. Quincke sign
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I hear a systolic murmur!
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V difficult to appreciate disolic murmur when the patient is in Afib ..needs guidance
@ 00:32 mark - it says "second heart sound (S2) is normal". - but this is a mid-diastolic (S2) murmur....?
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this MS + MR
Worsening means the S1 will be louder. And opening snap closer to S2.
The more opening snap closer to S2, more severe is the disease.
However, louder S2 is not sign of severity but shows valves are still pliable.
This one is wrong
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I don't hear the opening snap
Opening snap may not always be present. It can be heard as long as mitral valves are pliable. Once calcified, opening snap vanishes
gd video.but y r u wasting almost 20 sec in every video?
Thanks.
May I ask what part of video you are referring to ? Initial or last part of video ?