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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1960
Excerpt The terms "physiologic," "functional," "innocent" and "benign" have customarily been applied to heart murmurs which, by definition, arise in presumably normal hearts.
Waddy Chapman +4 more
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Excerpt The terms "physiologic," "functional," "innocent" and "benign" have customarily been applied to heart murmurs which, by definition, arise in presumably normal hearts.
Waddy Chapman +4 more
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Man with an ejection systolic murmur
Heart, 2021A man in his 60s was referred to our clinic as a part of preoperative evaluation for non-cardiac surgery. The patient did not have any cardiovascular symptoms and had never been evaluated previously. Examination revealed a low volume pulse and an ejection systolic murmur best heard in the left parasternal region.
Dinkar Bhasin, Rahul Kumar, Preeti Gupta
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1942
Excerpt The systolic murmur is not an uncommon finding in routine examinations. Reid and Fahr have reported an incidence of as high as 20 and 35 per cent in normal youthful patients.
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Excerpt The systolic murmur is not an uncommon finding in routine examinations. Reid and Fahr have reported an incidence of as high as 20 and 35 per cent in normal youthful patients.
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THE "INCIDENTAL" SYSTOLIC MURMUR
Pediatrics, 1970The child with symptomatic heart disease is not generally much of a problem for the practicing pediatrician. He is promptly referred to a cardiac center or to a pediatric cardiologist for further evaluation. However, such is not the case with the asymptomatic child in whom a systolic murmur is heard incidentally during the course of a routine physical ...
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1948
IN PREVIOUS reports 1 it has been pointed out that the true significance of the relationship of apical systolic murmur to underlying cardiac disease has not received due recognition. The consequences of failure to evaluate properly apical systolic murmur was brought to my attention during the late war, and it is to emphasize the result of ...
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IN PREVIOUS reports 1 it has been pointed out that the true significance of the relationship of apical systolic murmur to underlying cardiac disease has not received due recognition. The consequences of failure to evaluate properly apical systolic murmur was brought to my attention during the late war, and it is to emphasize the result of ...
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Evaluation of the Systolic Murmur in the Elderly
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1981ABSTRACT: A common clinical entity in the elderly population is the systolic murmur detected during cardiac auscultation. Although it can occur in patients of any age group, the approach to diagnosis differs in the elderly. Two cases are presented which illustrate different pathologic processes that can result in the development of a systolic murmur ...
Donald D. Tresch +2 more
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1933
There are few differential diagnoses more difficult, and at the same time more important, than the differentiation between organic and functional murmurs. This question assumes a particular significance in childhood, when functional murmurs are common and when early rheumatic infection may give rise to faint systolic murmurs.
Herman Mond +3 more
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There are few differential diagnoses more difficult, and at the same time more important, than the differentiation between organic and functional murmurs. This question assumes a particular significance in childhood, when functional murmurs are common and when early rheumatic infection may give rise to faint systolic murmurs.
Herman Mond +3 more
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Gastroenteritis, Systolic Murmur in an Adolescent
Hospital Practice, 1982(1982). Gastroenteritis, Systolic Murmur in an Adolescent. Hospital Practice: Vol. 17, No. 10, pp. 153-165.
Rita Noronha, Peter A. Noronha
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Significance of Systolic Murmurs in the Aged
New England Journal of Medicine, 1968Abstract A prospective study of the heart murmurs in 30 elderly patients, none of whom had a history of rheumatic heart disease, was undertaken by use of phonocardiography, carotid-pulse recording and amyl nitrite. Systolic ejection murmurs were recorded in 29 patients, 24 increasing in intensity with amyl nitrite inhalation.
E. Terry Davison, Sandor A. Friedman
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Bedside Diagnosis of Systolic Murmurs
New England Journal of Medicine, 1988The diagnostic accuracy of bedside maneuvers in the evaluation of patients with systolic murmurs has not been assessed objectively. Therefore, we evaluated 50 patients with documented systolic murmurs and compared all standard bedside techniques. Murmurs originating within the right-sided chambers of the heart were best differentiated from all other ...
Michael H. Crawford +3 more
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