Journal:
:archives of cardiovascular imaging
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suchaya silvilairat department of pediatrics, division of pediatric cardiology, faculty of medicine, chiang mai university, chiang mai, thailand; department of pediatrics, division of pediatric cardiology, faculty of medicine, chiang mai university, p. o. box: 50200, chiang mai, thailand. tel: +66-897612855, fax: +66-53946461
kakanang jantarapagdee samitivej children hospital, bangkok, thailand
rekwan sittiwangku department of pediatrics, division of pediatric cardiology, faculty of medicine, chiang mai university, chiang mai, thailand
yupada pongprot department of pediatrics, division of pediatric cardiology, faculty of medicine, chiang mai university, chiang mai, thailand
charlie phornphutkul department of pediatrics, division of pediatric cardiology, faculty of medicine, chiang mai university, chiang mai, thailand
conclusions the vibratory innocent murmur is associated with the presence of left ventricular false tendon and higher left ventricular outflow tract velocity. the presence of the left ventricular false tendon was somewhat associated with decreased early diastolic myocardial velocity. normal left ventricular systolic and diastolic function can be used as a reassurance in cases with the vibratory...