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(Chest. 1965;48:291-296.)
© 1965 American College of Chest Physicians

Aortic Insufficiency Simulating Combined Aortic Stenosis and Insufficiency

A. B. Sarewitz M.D.1 and G. E. Muehsam M.D.1

1 Ewing Heart Unit, Hospital Center at Orange

An old concept has been reviewed and findings suggested 132 years ago have been confirmed by modern techniques.

It has been shown by left heart catheterization that the presence of a systolic murmur and thrill in aortic insufficiency does not necessarily indicate associated aortic stenosis, but may indeed be found in the pure lesion. The mechanisms which may be responsible for this phenomenon have been reviewed.






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