Heart Murmurs- in just 20 mins (use Headphones)

Greetings, everyone! 🌟 Join me in this engaging exploration where I unravel the intricacies of crucial heart murmurs essential for both clinical practice and success in rigorous exams like Medicine, USMLE, PACES, PLAB 2, and more. 🩺📚 Let's delve into the fascinating world of cardiac sounds, unlocking insights that will elevate your diagnostic skills and prepare you for the challenges of real-world scenarios and examinations.
🎓 What's Inside:
✨ Comprehensive Coverage: I've meticulously covered all the vital heart murmurs, ensuring a thorough understanding that goes beyond textbooks.
🌐 Exam Relevance: Whether you're gearing up for the Medicine exam, USMLE, PACES, PLAB 2, or any other practical exam, this video is tailored to provide the knowledge you need to excel.
🔍 Clinical Insight: Gain valuable clinical insights that bridge the gap between theory and practice, preparing you for the dynamic nature of healthcare settings.
🎧 PS: To enhance your experience, I recommend using headphones for optimal sound quality. Let's embark on this educational journey together! Hit play and let the mastery of heart murmurs unfold. 🎥👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️
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#internalmedicine #cardiology #murmur
00:00 - Introduction
02:26 - S1 & S2
06:07 - Pansystolic murmur (MR, TR, VSD)
09:37 - Mid-systolic murmur (AS, PS, HOCM)
14:26 - Late systolic murmur (ASD, MVP)
16:44- Early Diastolic murmur (AR, PR)
18:21 - Mid- late Diastolic (MS)
19:37 - Continuous murmur (PDA, Combination of Systolic & Diastolic murmur)
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[@thimmegowdagovindagowda5083]

1.MDM of MS
2. PSM of TR, Carvallo's sign

[@Cod-iy9vj]

Saving this video for final year ❤❤

[@vuppalachakrapani2603]

Wonderful video presentation on Murmurs without murmuring with excellent clarity

[@parsakhan9939]

I never see smbody teach so much good gems

[@padmajahawaldar4319]

Simply beautiful ❤️❤️

[@yoginipandya4912]

Very simple explanation.....worth it

[@ammadbinilyas6309]

the best video on murmurs, so concise, so conceptual and so thorough. hats off to you man

[@INTELLECTMEDICOS]

Glad that you found it helpful 🤗
Thanks a lot for appreciating my efforts 💐

[@knraoneurosurgery]

just perfect

[@122snehasr9]

Amazing video sir thankyou😢

[@dtk7728]

Great sir

[@prj2871]

Thank you so much sir ♥️♥️♥️

[@user-xz5qm7hr7f]

So good ❤

[@mariamlagvilava-is9ub]

Thank you so much❤

[@dhineshsoundarrajan6626]

Thank you so much sir ❤

[@rohansuthar4492]

Q1 - MDM with presystolic accentuation
Q2 - tricuspid regurgitation, carvallo's sign

[@williamnamabende7201]

Best Video on murmurs so far

[@INTELLECTMEDICOS]

Thank you so much dear 🤗💐

[@baraaka5376]

Thank youuu from syria❤

[@dr.ishanmahajan1357]

Great❤

[@mahad7542]

1.Continuous murmur
2.Pansystolic murmur of tricuspid regurgitation(carvallo's sign)

[@Neditarts.]

So good 😍😍👌👌you explain it too simple and good 😍😍👌👌🙏🙏🌺🌺

[@sathakamara1324]

This is so marvellous 💐🌹🏵🌼

[@INTELLECTMEDICOS]

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[@rrd638]

Simply superb

[@rubybhat4617]

Sir...u r the best.....

[@INTELLECTMEDICOS]

Thanks dear! ❤️

[@jdhfjs5369]

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During systole blood goes through mitral and tricuspid so if there is murmur its either MS, TS, AR or PR and during diastole it will be MR TR AS or PS🔥🔥🔥

[@fayoziddinnazarov1306]

Thank you sir 🔥🔥🔥

[@INTELLECTMEDICOS]

Most welcome dear! 🤗❤️

[@shubhamsaurav7480]

1 St answer- mitral stenosis
2 ND answer- tricuspid regur.

[@rummanatasniem5745]

Please tell me why mitral valve closure sound best heard in apex beat area instead of valve area?

[@satyamp6202]

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[@user-vg1nb8jc1q]

I really appreciate you brief and simplified explanation.Thank u so.I am studying medicine in Ethiopia.

[@INTELLECTMEDICOS]

Most welcome dear! 🤗
Stay blessed!

[@tharindukarunaratne886]

Did mitral stenosis and mitral Regegitation radiates to axilla

[@jomamathew9373]

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[@iftakerhossain3780]

1-diastolic
2- continuous machinary

[@pruthirajghanta4117]

6.6 -pansystolic murmur
9.35,,,14.15-mid systolic murmur
14.15-late systolic murmur
16.44,,,,18.06-diastolic murmur
18.19.....19.20-mild mitral
stenosis murmur
19.36-patent ductus arteriosus(continuous murmur)

[@user-uu8ex9fh7r]

1,ms
2,psm of, mr, tr or vsd

[@rishiraj2548]

😁👍❤

[@phyoethirikyaw5523]

Question 1) MDM for mitral stenosis
Question 2) ESM for pulmonary stenosis

[@multiwork1227]

Tricuspid regurgitation murmur I think increases on expiration because its left sided murmur ..please correct me if i am wrong?

[@thiruvursakthig7787]

Tricuspid regurgitation murmur is a right side murmur.... so it increases on inspiration

[@zezomed3749]

Noo

[@Leahrakar8]

Tricuspid regurgitation caravallo sign

[@chelseasmith5058]

What might be lu-lub dub? Extra beat (half?) beat

[@vuppalachakrapani2603]

1.MDM of MS
2.PSM of VSD

[@lalamvarun7175]

Mid diastolic murmur
Continuous murmur

[@dillipguin2342]

1 st ms
2 nd vsd may b heard in tof

[@stanleyalfredy1938]

1.mid systolic murmur
2.Pansystolic murmur

[@alebiiiii]

Is continuous murmur the same as pansystolic?

[@drrohanjacob5343]

No continuous will also be heard in dyastole

[@ericchoy2257]

1. MS
2. TR

[@Umarfarooq008]

1 MDS of MS
2 PSM of MR

[@syedharun5520]

1) Mid - late diastolic murmur
2) Pan systolic murmur

[@samuelgoodluck8508]

What causes the opening snap?

[@Xz7h7]

Open stenosis valve mitral or tricasped

[@FOXTROT_YT]

Ms and tr

[@archanakujur4902]

1) diastolic murmur
2) pansystolic murmur

[@dtk7728]

1st was Mitral stenosis and second was pansystolic murmur

[@asifiqbal5242]

1)Mital stenosis
2)Tricuspid regurgitation that is pan/holo systolic murmur
Sign:Carvallo's sign
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[@bahieriphone8480]

First questiin continues murmur

[@relaxingmind5267]

Best video HANDS DOWN 🫡 btw the answer is think is
1) Mitral stenosis murmur
2) Aortic stenosis (late systolic murmur)
Tell me if i am wrong…😊

[@Dr.UmarFarooq786..]

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[@INTELLECTMEDICOS]

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