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Postexercise Phonocardiogram Thirty-Month Follow-up in Normal Subjects FREE

Wilbert S. Aronow, MD
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JAMA. 1974;228(12):1569-1570. doi:10.1001/jama.1974.03230370051025
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One hundred clinically normal subjects who had resting and postexercise phonocardiograms recorded at rest and after a double Master two-step exercise test in the supine and left lateral decubitus positions were followed up for 30 months. In four patients coronary artery disease developed within 30 months. The resting or postexercise third or fourth heart sound recorded in the supine or left lateral decubitus position did not correlate significantly with subsequent development of coronary artery disease.

(JAMA 228:1569-1570, 1974)

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Aronow WS, et al:  Resting and postexercise phonocardiogram and electrocardiogram in angina pectoris and in normals . Circulation 43:273-277, 1971;.
Aronow WS, Cassidy J, Uyeyama RR:  Effect of position on the resting and postexercise phonocardiogram . Chest 61:439-442, 1972;.
Rectra EH, et al:  Audibility of the fourth heart sound: A prospective, blind auscultatory and polygraphic investigation . JAMA 221:36-41, 1972;.
Benchimol A, Desser KB:  The fourth heart sound in patients with proven normal hearts , abstracted. Circulation 44( (suppl 2) ):140, 1971;.

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Aronow WS, et al:  Resting and postexercise phonocardiogram and electrocardiogram in angina pectoris and in normals . Circulation 43:273-277, 1971;.
Aronow WS, Cassidy J, Uyeyama RR:  Effect of position on the resting and postexercise phonocardiogram . Chest 61:439-442, 1972;.
Rectra EH, et al:  Audibility of the fourth heart sound: A prospective, blind auscultatory and polygraphic investigation . JAMA 221:36-41, 1972;.
Benchimol A, Desser KB:  The fourth heart sound in patients with proven normal hearts , abstracted. Circulation 44( (suppl 2) ):140, 1971;.
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