Pericardial Friction Rub Recording & Waveform | Eko Health

This waveform and recording display the findings associated with a 3-component pericardial friction rub. The three components are described as the early diastolic, late diastolic, and systolic components. Often the diastolic components can obscure S1. The sounds heard are typically described as scratchy, and occur due to the inflamed pericardium rubbing against the heart.

[davidkermott]

I was just diagnosed with this a few days ago, and I have all 3 sounds, and what's funny is I don't match anyone that has ever had it, because I'm both, young, and in shape, I had 5 doctors come in just to feel it, yes, they could literally feel it, it causes extreem sharp stabbing chest pain as well, so that's fun.

[Hopeful]

Background continuous sound apart from S1 and S2
(My way of identifying

[nikolamarkovic]

is this arithmia or seomthing, i dont hear usual 1 and 2 tone regulary

[themshmshman]

Dose it disappear when there is pericardial effusion?