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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Duroziez's sign refers to '''''double sound heard (consisting of both a systolic and diastolic [[bruit]]) when the [[femoral artery]] is partially compressed''''' and is present in patients with [[aortic insufficiency physical examination|aortic insufficiency]]. | |||
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Overview
Duroziez's sign refers to double sound heard (consisting of both a systolic and diastolic bruit) when the femoral artery is partially compressed and is present in patients with aortic insufficiency.