Physiological Splitting of S2

Did you know that your heart can sometimes have three heart sounds? In this video, I use diagrams and animations to describe the physiological splitting of the S2 heart sound. This can occur in healthy individuals during deep inspiration!

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[@hasane982]

Extraordinary explanation .This video help me very well

[@kiruthika.s4092]

Thank you so much now only I am able to understand this concept

[@jeffreykasbohm7685]

be nice to get the grtaphic timed with the actual sound producing closure.

[@saminmushfiq]

Great explanation, Thank you 😃

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amazing

[@036karthickm4]

Can you please explain the concept of how increase in thoracic cavity decreases the intra thoracic pressure??

[@Mr_3raqi]

empty a bottle and squish it, then put the mouth of the bottle into some water and release the squish or increase the volume of the bottle, it sucks in water. Same concept for the intrathoracic pressure

[@johnobmasca4304]

is this normal S2 splitting or fixed S2 splitting found in ASD?

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[@hussein.03]

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[@mervekaragul8058]

Is there a mistake in 1:14? It looks like aortic valve closes later than the pulmonary valve. It must be the opposite, right?

[@prithvirajthakur4185]

No bro there isn't a mistake

[@anuranmaity2648]

S1 doesn't occur exactly at closure of av valves.. its heard during the tensing of av valves after their closure