DrVirgo
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This murmur sounds like ASD... because of the wide fixed split S2, but what about the DIASTOLIC component? What is that?
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| mikky
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dr.virgo...wat is this nbme 7??
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My husband explanation was that increased rt. atrial volume causes flow murmur across the tricuspid valve which becomes diastolic....
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| MAB
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I thinks its ASD complicated by some other valve dysfunctions(like tricuspid regurge..)...not sure though...any more inputs?
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| hero
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fixed split S2 - ASD
ejection murmur at left upper sternal border from increased pulmonary flow
diastolic rumble of relative tricuspid stenosis may be heard
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