Clinical Internal MedicineL. Barth Reller, Steven A. Sahn, Robert W. Schrier |
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... Heart Sounds It is a great temptation to listen to murmurs and ignore the heart sounds . Good auscultatory technique requires isolation and appreciation of the quality of each heart sound [ 7–10 ] . First heart sound . The first heart ...
... Heart Sounds It is a great temptation to listen to murmurs and ignore the heart sounds . Good auscultatory technique requires isolation and appreciation of the quality of each heart sound [ 7–10 ] . First heart sound . The first heart ...
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... heart block at the AV node . If complete heart block occurs , a junctional pacemaker takes over at a rate usually adequate to support the circulation . Heart block in the presence of inferior infarction is generally benign and transient ...
... heart block at the AV node . If complete heart block occurs , a junctional pacemaker takes over at a rate usually adequate to support the circulation . Heart block in the presence of inferior infarction is generally benign and transient ...
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... Heart ( part two ) : Inspection and Palpation of the Venous and Arterial Pulses , New York , American Heart Association , 1972 7. Tavel ME : Clinical Phonocardiography and External Pulse Recordings , 2nd ed . , Chicago , Year Book ...
... Heart ( part two ) : Inspection and Palpation of the Venous and Arterial Pulses , New York , American Heart Association , 1972 7. Tavel ME : Clinical Phonocardiography and External Pulse Recordings , 2nd ed . , Chicago , Year Book ...
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