Kussmaul's sign and rapid X‐Y descents in constrictive pericarditis

  • Pussadhamma B
  • Wongvipaporn C
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Abstract

Right‐sided heart failure is not uncommon. A careful jugular venous examination looking for the distinct Kussmaul's sign and rapid X‐Y descents, which are highly indicative of constrictive pericarditis, is markedly helpful in guiding the correct diagnosis and proper management.

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Pussadhamma, B., & Wongvipaporn, C. (2016). Kussmaul’s sign and rapid X‐Y descents in constrictive pericarditis. Clinical Case Reports, 4(7), 707–707. https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.589

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