Heart sounds murmurs and angiography interactive tutorials

CardiologySite.com    -an online  learning experience for physicians, medical  students, residents and fellows for expanding their knowledge in specific areas of cardiology. A virtual experience of  classroom lectures and demonstrations with the use of the latest multimedia technology.There you will find instructional movies, 3-D animation,, panoramic views,online quiz, interactive video-clips, interactive heart sounds & murmurs and  interactive echo cardiograms.


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Contents 

1) Coronary Angiography

This section is  designed for technologists, cardiology fellows and physicians having less experience with coronary angiography. It facilitate an understanding of the procedure and the various projections or views that are commonly obtained during a study.

2) Auscultation

Demonstration of  Heart Sounds and murmurs

-Heart Sounds

-  Split S1
-  Ejection sound
-  S4 gallop
-  Physiologic S2
-  Paradoxical S2
-  Fixed S2
-  S3 gallop
-  S3 and S4 gallops
-  Summation gallop
-  Opening snap 80 ms
-  Opening snap 60 ms
-  Opening snap 120 ms
-  Midsystolic click
-  Multiple systolic clicks
Systolic Murmurs
-  Ejection murmur
-  Physiologic murmur
-  Cooing murmur
-  Mild AS
-  Moderate AS
-  Severe AS
-  ASD
-  Pulmonary stenosis
-  Hypertrophic CMP
-  Mitral Regurgitation
-  Tricuspid Regurgitation
-  VSD
-  Click and Murmur
-  Late Systolic murmur
Diastolic Murmurs
-  Aortic Regurgitation
-  Acute AR
-  Austin Flint
-  Pulmonary Regurgitation
-  PR due to Pulm HTN
-  Mitral stenosis
Systolic-Diastolic Murmurs
-  AS and AR
-  MR and AR
-  MS and MR
Continuous Murmurs
-  PDA
-  Venous hum

3) Cardiology Quiz

Here you will be presented a case or clinical information and requested for a single best answer

About the site developer

Concept and design  by Dr. Abdulla M. Abdulla - former Chief of Cardiology , Medical College of Georgia. He is  a major contributor of educational material for HeartSite.com and CardiologySite.com. 


How to use this site

Select an item from the drop-down list and then cycle through the other items within the same topic by clicking on the "NEXT" arrow  button. Clicking on the "PRIOR" left corner arrow will return you to the previous page. This lesson module was designed for use by desktop as well as Pocket PC devices. To use this lesson with a Pocket PC, you will need to download and install  Macromedia Flash Player for Pocket PC on your device.


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