Sentences with DICROTIC
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"The dicrotic notch in the arterial pressure waveform represents the closure of the aortic valves."
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"The dicrotic pulse is characterized by a double beat in each cardiac cycle."
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"The dicrotic wave can be observed on an arterial pressure tracing."
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"A dicrotic arterial pressure waveform is often seen in patients with aortic valve disease."
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"The dicrotic notch corresponds to the closure of the aortic valve leaflets."
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"In dicrotic blood vessels, the pulse waveform displays an additional peak."
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"A dicrotic pulse can indicate abnormalities in the functioning of the heart valves."
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"The dicrotic wave is caused by the reflection of the arterial pulse."
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"A dicrotic arterial pressure waveform can provide valuable information about cardiovascular health."
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"The dicrotic notch is a small dip observed in the arterial pressure trace after the closure of the aortic valve."
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"The dicrotic wave is a secondary wave in the arterial pulse that follows the dicrotic notch."
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"A dicrotic pulse is characterized by a double beat in each cardiac cycle."
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"Dicrotic pressure is the pressure in the arteries during the dicrotic wave."
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"The presence of a dicrotic pulse can indicate aortic valve regurgitation."
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"A dicrotic pulse may result from increased arterial resistance."
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"The dicrotic notch is caused by the sudden deceleration of blood flow after the aortic valve closure."
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"An exaggerated dicrotic wave can be observed in patients with septic shock."
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"In certain conditions, the dicrotic notch may be absent in the arterial pressure trace."
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"The dicrotic wave is a reflection of the closure of the semilunar valves."
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"A prominent dicrotic pulse is a sign of significant arterial stiffness."
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"The dicrotic notch can be used to assess vascular tone and arterial compliance."
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"The dicrotic wave is an important component of the arterial pulse contour."
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"A weak dicrotic pulse may suggest aortic valve stenosis."
