jugular venous pulse

The visible movement of the skin caused by movement of blood in an internal jugular vein when the subject reclines with the neck at 45. Examination of the pulse can provide information about the function of the right side of the heart. See also HEPATOJUGULAR REFLUX.

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Cyanosis was absent and jugular venous pulse was normal.

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Cardiovascular examination revealed an elevated jugular venous pulse (JVP).

Lutembacher syndrome with mitral valve calcification in a 31-year old male

It is known how CSA of the jugular significantly varies determining the so called phenomenon of the jugular venous pulse (JVP) [32, 33].

The IJV pulsatility, the so-called jugular venous pulse (JVP), represents a corner stone of clinical medicine.

propose a novel methodology based on the ultrasonographic assessment of the jugular venous pulse (US JVP) [44].

Garg, "Jugular venous pulse: an appraisal," Journal, Indian Academy of Clinical Medicine, vol.

Why current Doppler ultrasound methodology is inaccurate in assessing cerebral venous return: the alternative of the ultrasonic jugular venous pulse

of Toronto--arterial pulse, blood pressure measurement, jugular venous pulse, precordial pulsations, heart sounds, murmurs, elements of auscultation, pathophysiology, and local and systemic manifestations of cardiovascular disease.

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The topics selected were Physiology of coronary circulation, Physiology of cerebral circulation, Physiology of jugular venous pulse and Physiology of arterial pulse.

Next the process was repeated with the first group exposed to E-Learning on arterial pulse and second group to traditional lecture on jugular venous pulse. The students were crossed over to avoid ethical issues.

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The evaluation of the jugular venous pulse (JVP), defined as the movement of expansion of the jugular vein due to changes in pressure in the right atrium, provides valuable information about cardiac haemodynamics and filling pressures [1], characteristic wave patterns pathognomic of cardiac diseases [2], and an indirect estimate of the central venous pressure (CVP).

Nitish, "Jugular venous pulse: an appraisal," Journal, Indian Academy of Clinical Medicine, vol.

Gadda et al., "An ultrasonographic technique to assess the jugular venous pulse: a proof of concept," Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology, vol.

The oscillating component of the internal jugular vein flow: the overlooked element of cerebral circulation