Gallavardin phenomenon
Channel: Cardiology and Beyond
Date: 2020-05-29

Hey everyone, in this video I will be explaining the phenomenon of Gallavardin dissociation – an interesting clinical finding seen in aortic sclerosis and aortic stenosis. It can deceptively mimic a mitral regurgitation murmur at the apex. Tune in for more details! 

PDF link of slides: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wKzYN9oMc8l0wgz8ry-cJyjgEt1X3CDH/view?usp=sharing

❓ Active recall questions: 
1. What is the typical character of an aortic stenosis murmur?
2. What is aortic sclerosis?
3. How is aortic sclerosis different from aortic stenosis?
4. What is Gallavardin phenomenon/ dissociation?

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I am Dr. Sonali, an interventional cardiologist from India. I have a special interest in cardiology academics & teaching with an emphasis on building clear concepts with clinical correlation. My channel "Cardiology and Beyond" serves to achieve the same...I hope you find it useful in your clinical practice. 

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3. Clinical Methods in Cardiology, B Soma Raju.
4. Essentials of Cardiac Physical Diagnosis, Jonathan Abrams.
5. The Art and Science of Cardiac Physical Examination, N Ranganathan, V Sivaciyan, F B Saksena.