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Diagnosis of cardiac murmurs in children

Figure 1. Artist’s rendition of auscultatory findings of systolic murmurs. Ejection murmur (upper part) begins just following the first sound (S1) and stops just prior to the second sound (A2 indicates aortic component; P2 indicates pulmonary component) while a holosystolic murmur (lower part) starts with and conceals the S1 and may last through the entire systole (similar to that shown in the lower part of the diagram) or may stop prior to A2. Modified from Rao[5].

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