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If an asd is causing a murmur, would a widely split s2 (racepinephrine) also probably be present? even if missed on echo, would there be signs something was wrong?
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Typically yes: A significant ASD should cause a murmur (although not usually a loud one) and wide, fixed splitting of the second heart sound. A small ASD may produce no signs or symptoms at all, particularly in someone your age.
Answered 6/10/2014
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