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Gerhardt's sign refers to systolic pulsations of the spleen that are present in patients with [[aortic insufficiency physical examination|aortic insufficiency]]. | Gerhardt's sign refers to systolic pulsations of the [[spleen]] that are present in patients with [[aortic insufficiency physical examination|aortic insufficiency]]. | ||
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Overview
Gerhardt's sign refers to systolic pulsations of the spleen that are present in patients with aortic insufficiency.