Sentences with phrase «auscultation with»

This condition can usually present itself as a murmur heard by auscultation with a stethoscope within the first year of a dog's life.

She also didn't mention that subtle signs of fetal distress caused by placental insufficiency are extremely difficult if not impossible to pick up by auscultation with a doppler.

A very common mistake / shortcoming with intermittent auscultation with Doppler / fetoscope.

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This is difficult to detect with intermittent auscultation alone, and even if diagnosed there will be the inevitable delay in expediting hospital delivery, which may be time critical...

Further, auscultation, even with a Doppler, is easily done in such a way as NOT to hear decelerations.

You might be if you thought that a fetal heart rate tracing supplied the same information as intermittent auscultation (listening) with a doppler.

Fetal monitoring in labor can be done by the use of intermittent auscultation, which means listening with a stethoscope, fetoscope, or handheld doppler at various points in labor.

We hypothesized that: (a) detection of HR by auscultation or palpation will vary by more than 15 BPM from actual HR; and (b) the inability to accurately determine HR will be associated with errors in management of the neonate during simulated resuscitation.Using a prospective, randomized, controlled study design, 64 subjects participated in three simulated neonatal resuscitation scenarios.

Compared with intermittent auscultation, continuous cardiotocography showed no significant improvement in overall perinatal death rate (risk ratio (RR) 0.86, 95 % confidence interval (CI) 0.59 to 1.23, n = 33,513, 11 trials), but was associated with a halving of neonatal seizures (RR 0.50, 95 % CI 0.31 to 0.80, n = 32,386, nine trials).

He argues that «most of the fetuses identified as being at risk of hypoxia are not» and highlights a review of trial data for nearly 37,000 women that found no difference in perinatal mortality between labours with electronic fetal monitoring versus intermittent auscultation.

There are no studies that compare intermittent EFM with intermittent auscultation.

With intermittent auscultation, the care provider listens to the baby's heart rate for about 60 seconds using a fetal stethoscope (fetoscope or Pinard) or a hand - held Doppler ultrasound device.

Heart disease and heart failure are best diagnosed with a thorough veterinary exam to include auscultation, or listening to the dog's heart with a stethoscope.

Auscultation of the chest with a stethoscope, in order to help exclude the concurrent presence of other causes of respiratory difficulty.

Radiographic results can be used in conjunction with other diagnostic tools, such as auscultation and echocardiogram (ECHO), to confirm if a dog is developing heart disease and if so, if the dog is at the preclinical stage (eg, B1 or B2) or has progressed into heart failure.

Auscultation or listening to the heart with a stethoscope is the first step in diagnosing heart disease.

The best screening test to detect CVD in your dog is listening with a stethoscope by your veterinarian (auscultation) once per year.

The recommended health screenings for Cavaliers are annual auscultations (listening to the heart with a stethoscope) by board certified cardiologists and doppler (Echocardiogram) if there is a question on auscultation.

With Kalou being a Doberman, there is a 44 % chance (according to one study) of him having dilated cardiomyopathy; there may or may not be sounds during auscultation, but an x-ray of his chest would show heart enlargement.

A valuable examination would be an auscultation of Shelby's chest by your Veterinarian with a stethoscope, but an x-ray would also be valuable as the opacity of the lungs, size of the heart, any fluid and other anomalies would be seen easier; if a heart condition is then suspected, echocardiography (ultrasound of the heart) would be a useful next step.

Taking Malcolm to his Veterinarian for an examination (auscultation and x-rays would be the basic examination) would be best to give you a diagnosis and for your Veterinarian to discuss treatment with you.

During auscultation, a slow regular rhythm was detected with heart rate of 20 bpm classified as ventricular escape rhythm during the normal ECG.

In some cases, auscultation by a board certified cardiologist is indicated to rule out the presence of a murmur (for example breeds with a pre-disposition for Subaortlc Stenosis include Golden Retrievers, Rottweilers, German Shepherds, Newfoundlands and Boxers).

The dog breathed with open mouth, mucus membranes were cyanotic, respiration rate increased, and on auscultation we have founded continued heart murmur, and crackles on the both side of the thorax.

On auscultation we have found 5/6 systolic murmur on the right haemithorax with palpable precordial thrill.

If a murmur is detected through auscultation (listening with a stethoscope), additional diagnostic tests are available and may be recommended.

Before you go for your appointment or to a health clinic, inquire if the cardiologist doing the auscultation is familiar with the ARCH procedures and will take the time to go up on his / her computer and fill in your form so that your dogs can be included in the ARCH Database.

A heart clearance from an auscultation by a board certified veterinary cardiologist that is consistent with prevailing cardiology protocols; however, the CKCSC, USA, recommends a minimum of a cardiology clearance at age 2.5 years by a board certified veterinary cardiologist.

If you own a frequently used sire (more than 5 litters) an initial echo along with the EKG and auscultation is recommended.

Listening to the heart and lungs with a stethoscope (auscultation): Are there unusual breath sounds, a heart murmur, or a heart rhythm abnormality?