iPaxへの期待（Dr.T. Takashina） 2021年9月10日 WRITERMr.Phonette この記事を書いている人 - WRITER - Mr.Phonette https://telemedica.sakura.ne.jp/blog/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Dr-Takasinas-comment.mp4 この記事を書いている人 - WRITER - Mr.Phonette 前の記事 -Prev- Kikuzo & iPaxのアメリカ特許 日経新聞記事掲載 次の記事 -Next-Kikuzo's feature 関連記事 - Related Posts - 日本離床学会ハンズオンセッションでのiPax評価（１） On September 29, a case study of a 16-year-old male high school student was released. He presented after a transient loss of consciousness during physical education class. An ejection systolic murmur with the point of maximum intensity at the 2nd intercostal space along the right sternal border was heard. On April 27, a heart sound quiz was given. Please listen to the heart sounds at four different locations and answer. (April 27, 2025) On June 17, a question was presented regarding heart murmurs following premature contractions. Ejection murmurs become louder after a premature beat, whereas holosystolic murmurs show no change in volume. Which type of murmur was presented in the quiz? (June 17, 2025) 最新記事 - New Posts - On October 8, we present a case of a patient complaining, “I can’t breathe in—it’s hard to breathe.”Listen carefully to the expiratory duration and adventitious sounds, and try to make the correct diagnosis. On October 7, we present a case quiz on cardiac murmurs after aortic valve replacement (AVR). Let’s learn how to distinguish whether the murmur heard after bioprosthetic valve replacement is pathological or physiological. The topic for October 6 is a holosystolic murmur that varies with respiration. We will consider the mechanism by which the holosystolic murmur at the fourth left sternal border (4LSB) becomes louder during inspiration. On October 5, we will study a case of a 3-year-old boy with a heart murmur. A continuous murmur is heard along the left sternal border.- Comments - コメントをキャンセルメールアドレスが公開されることはありません。 ※ が付いている欄は必須項目ですコメント ※名前 ※ メール ※ サイト 次回のコメントで使用するためブラウザーに自分の名前、メールアドレス、サイトを保存する。
