1 erred to the echocardiography laboratory for systolic murmur.

2 in the absence of other recognized causes of systolic murmur.

3 cutive patients referred for evaluation of a systolic murmur.

4 torically, the dog had been diagnosed with a systolic murmur at 16 months of age and underwent balloo

5  Her carotid bruits completely resolved, her systolic murmur diminished, and her platelet count rose

6 ocardiography laboratory for evaluation of a systolic murmur have IIVs in the absence of other recogn

7 lly in women presenting with hypotension and systolic murmur in critical care settings.

8 ventricular velocities are a common cause of systolic murmur in this group of patients and should be

9 be included in the differential diagnosis of systolic murmurs in adults.

10 rotid bruits were audible, and a grade II/VI systolic murmur was detected at the left upper sternal b

11                     The sole explanation for systolic murmur was IIVs in 16.7% of referred patients.

12                                  An ejection systolic murmur was noted most often in the left third i