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Say normal heart sounds are represented by lubb-dupp, lubb-dupp, what does a heart sound like lubb-duppshhh indicate?
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Heart sounds: A noise following the second heart sound as you describe would usually be due to a diastolic murmur such as aortic valve insufficiency.
Answered 3/1/2016
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