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• ejection sounds — high pitched clicking sounds occurring shortly after the first heart sound, at the time of maximal opening of the semilunar valves; seen in patients with abnormalities of these valves or dilatations of the aortic or pulmonary arteries. The sounds …   Medical dictionary

• systolic ejection sounds — ejection s s …   Medical dictionary

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• systolic clicks — short, dry, clicking heart sounds during systole; they are often indicative of various heart conditions associated with abnormal mitral or aortic valves but may have extracardiac causes. Their timing within systole may indicate the nature of the… …   Medical dictionary

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