atrial gallop

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gallop /gal·lop/ (gal´op) a disordered rhythm of the heart; see also under rhythm.

atrial gallop S

diastolic gallop S

presystolic gallop S

S3 gallop an accentuated third heart sound in patients with cardiac disease characterized by pathological alterations in ventricular filling in early diastole.

S4 gallop an accentuated, audible fourth heart sound usually associated with cardiac disease, often that with altered ventricular compliance.

summation gallop one in which the third and fourth sounds are superimposed, appearing as one loud sound; usually associated with cardiac disease.

ventricular gallop S

atrial gallop.

See S₄.

atrial gallop

Fourth heart sound, see there

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