hypodicrotic (Meaning)
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hypodicrotic (a.)
Alt. of Hypodicrotous
Synonyms & Antonyms of hypodicrotic
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hypodicrotic Sentence Examples
- The patient's pulse exhibited a hypodicrotic pattern, with a shallow secondary wave.
- The hypodicrotic pulse is often associated with aortic insufficiency.
- The hypodicrotic notch is caused by the delayed closure of the aortic valve.
- A hypodicrotic pulse can also be a sign of myocardial ischemia.
- The hypodicrotic pulse is characterized by a rapid rise, a primary peak followed by an incisura, and a secondary peak that is lower than the primary peak.
- The hypodicrotic pulse is also known as the water-hammer pulse.
- The hypodicrotic pulse is often found in conditions associated with increased stroke volume and decreased peripheral resistance.
- The hypodicrotic pulse is a sign of abnormal cardiac function and should be evaluated by a healthcare professional.
- The hypodicrotic pulse can be used to diagnose and monitor cardiovascular conditions.
- The hypodicrotic pulse is an important clinical finding that can provide valuable information about the patient's cardiovascular health.
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Alt. of Hypodicrotous
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The patient's pulse exhibited a hypodicrotic pattern, with a shallow secondary wave.
The hypodicrotic pulse is often associated with aortic insufficiency.
The hypodicrotic notch is caused by the delayed closure of the aortic valve.
A hypodicrotic pulse can also be a sign of myocardial ischemia.
