Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

impresiona protomesosist.

English translation:

appears to be a protomesosyst. [murmur]

Added to glossary by Cesar Serrano
Apr 2, 2013 02:46
11 yrs ago
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Spanish term

impresiona protomesosist.

Spanish to English Other Medical (general)
Se trata de un electrocardiograma.
En la última parte dice los siguiente:
al examen soplo sistolico (impresiona protomesosist.) 2/6 con R2 desdoblado "no fijo"
Cómo puedo traducir lo que aparece entre paréntesis? Protomesosist, hace referencia al soplo protomesosistólico, verdad?
protomesosystolic murmur is observed?
muchas gracias!
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Apr 11, 2013 14:32: Cesar Serrano Created KOG entry

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appears to be a protomesosyst. [murmur]

impresiona = appears to be
Peer comment(s):

neutral Joseph Tein : an explanation of protomesosys would be helpful ... I think that's the difficult term, not "imppresiona"
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cardioriva.files.wordpress.com/.../valvulopatias-i2.... - Translate this page
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SI SS ES PROTO-MESO SIST + SIGNOS PERIF DE IAO = SOLO IAO. MESO SIST + SIGNOS PERIF DE IAO = SOLO IAO. SOPLO DIASTOLICO EN BP ...
Soplos cardíacos - Gastro Mérida
www.gastromerida.com/.../soploscardiac.html - Translate this page
Ubicación en el ciclo cardíaco: sistólico, diastólico o continuo (proto, meso, tele o pan). Intensidad o Frecuencia: alta o baja. Tono: bajo, mediano o alto.

3.5.1 Classification of cardiac murmurs
www.provet.co.uk/equinecardiology/5a6817c.htm
Classification of murmurs helps to identify functional from pathological murmurs and to ... Early, mid or late (proto, meso or telo) systolic or diastolic. 2.



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Heart Murmurs in Children | Doctor | Patient.co.uk
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Murmur which is purely diastolic. Radiation of murmur to the back. Presence of an early or midsystolic click. Presence of cardiac failure or arrhythmia.
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