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dicrotism
di·cro·tism D0207800 (dī′krə-tĭz′əm)n. A condition in which the pulse is felt as two beats per single heartbeat.
[From Greek dikrotos, double-beating : di-, two; see di-1 + krotos, rattling noise.]
di·crot′ic (-krŏt′ĭk) adj.dicrotismthe condition of having a doublé heartbeat. — dicrotic, adj.See also: HeartEncyclopediaSeedicroticdicrotism
dicrotism [di´krŏ-tizm] the occurrence of two sphygmographic waves or elevations to one beat of the pulse. adj., adj dicrot´ic.di·cro·tism (dī'krŏ-tizm), That form of the pulse in which a double beat can be appreciated at any arterial pulse for each beat of the heart; due to accentuation of the dicrotic wave. [G. di-, two, + krotos, a beat] dicrotism (dī′krə-tĭz′əm)n. A condition in which the pulse is felt as two beats per single heartbeat.
di·crot′ic (-krŏt′ĭk) adj.di·cro·tism (dī'krŏ-tizm) That form of the pulse in which a double beat can be appreciated at any arterial pulse for each beat of the heart; due to accentuation of the dicrotic wave. [G. di-, two, + krotos, a beat] |