KÖPEK ve KEDİLERDE KARDİYAK OSKULTASYON

Nuri Altuğ; Osman Safa Terzi

doi:10.38137/vftd.981908

Review

CARDIAC OSCULTATION IN DOGS and CATS

Year 2021, Volume: 12 Issue: 3, 181 - 190, 29.12.2021

Nuri Altuğ , Osman Safa Terzi

https://doi.org/10.38137/vftd.981908

Abstract

Auscultation is the most important part of the cardiovascular examination. It should be done systematically, usually after a physical examination, with a careful rest of the entire thorax and a focus on all cardiac regions. Heart sounds are produced by turbulent blood flow and vibrations of the heart and vessels. In this review, besides performing cardiac auscultation in dogs and cats, detailed information about normal and abnormal heart sounds on auscultation, arrhythmias and cardiac murmurs heard on auscultation were shared.

Keywords

Cardiac auscultation, Cat, Dog, Heart Sounds, Murmur

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