Adherent Pericardium
Adherent Pericardium
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The pulse is still irregular.
May ISth, — Improving. Patient gets up ; no oedema of legs.
Liver does not pulsate, but still reaches 1^ inches below costal margin. Epigastric pulsation not so marked. Apex beat is still not to be seen or felt; the heart sounds are best heard in £fth space. Still some pulsation in left jugular vein.
May 23rd. — Better, The apex beat can just be felt in fifth space IJ inches outside vertical nipple line.
Pulse, 66. Still irregular.
June 15th. — Patient much better;... liver only just felt below ribs, and does not pulsate. Pulse still irregular and small.
Apex beat perceptible in fifth space just outside vertical nipple line. Sounds much the same.
The systolic murmur is most marked over the tricuspid area ; it is lost at the apex.
Patient discharged June 15th, relieved.
Digitized by Google SUMMARY OF CASES. 101 Commentary.
In tbis case the most marked features were the cedema of the legs and the enlarged liver, evidencing obstruction to the venous return due to tricuspid regurgitation, as proved by the pulsation of the liver and veins of the neck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pulse is still irregular.
May ISth, — Improving. Patient gets up ; no oedema of legs.
Liver does not pulsate, but still reaches 1^ inches below costal margin. Epigastric pulsation not so marked. Apex beat is still not to be seen or felt; the heart sounds are best heard in £fth space. Still some pulsation in left jugular vein.
May 23rd. — Better, The apex beat can just be felt in fifth space IJ inches outside vertical nipple line.
Pulse, 66. Still irregular.
June 15th. — Patient much better;... liver only just felt below ribs, and does not pulsate. Pulse still irregular and small.
Apex beat perceptible in fifth space just outside vertical nipple line. Sounds much the same.
The systolic murmur is most marked over the tricuspid area ; it is lost at the apex.
Patient discharged June 15th, relieved.
Digitized by Google SUMMARY OF CASES. 101 Commentary.
In tbis case the most marked features were the cedema of the legs and the enlarged liver, evidencing obstruction to the venous return due to tricuspid regurgitation, as proved by the pulsation of the liver and veins of the neck.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Broadbent, John Francis Harpin to read onlineMoreLess
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