Aortic Stenosis - Heart Sounds - MEDZCOOL

Aortic stenosis is a harsh systolic murmur. It is often described as a systolic ejection murmur and can be caused by aortic valves which are calcified.

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[bottomup]

those graphs at :44 is insanely helpful. thank you

[mohamedmagdy]

one of the most brilliant videos i have ever seen

[smileflower]

this is like the best murmur and heart sounds video ive ever watched. that graphs are super helpful

[seanwulf]

runnin it at slower speeds was so awesome for me

[shanjidshahriar]

This video is very much helpful in making clear concept regarding AS murmur ✋.

[JyotsnaTY]

You're doing God's work, thank you! God bless! ♥️

[mcgragor]

I wish someone would do one showing mild, moderate, and severe. For example, would this be severe?

[Proosh]

Amazing explanation..it is also helpful to use slow mode

[bugrilyus]

what a short and on point video, thanks

[midnightstar]

All these videos that too with the graphs are soooo helpful!!!

[rimavaidya]

These videos are extremely helpful. Thank you!!

[mannoomer]

You deserve the best ❤️
please don, t stop we need more and more from you in our Journey in medicine

[beachmomo]

Such a great resource, but detracted by the spelling error with AS at the Right sternal boarder (sic).

[officer]

Thank you. your videos are very helpful. Keep going

[LSUWarlan]

thank you for all your videos you helped me so much

[serotonin]

My second video of today from yiur channel thankss alorltt🙏

[RL-uedz]

Can someone explain why I don't hear crescendo decrescendo character?

[tfdilwala]

Just fantastic!! Keep up with the great presentations!! Cheers

[aadarshaghimire]

i dont think s2 is absent, it only the aortic component of s2 absent, p2 tho very weak ; is present ?

[shasha]

How can we diffrentiate this from a pan-systolic murmur just by auscultation?