pansystolic

pansystolic
Lasting throughout systole, extending from first to second heart sound. SYN: holosystolic.

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pan·sys·tol·ic (')pan-sis-'täl-ik adj persisting throughout systole <a \pansystolic heart murmur>

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pan·sys·tol·ic (pan″sis-tolґik) [pan- + systole] pertaining to or affecting all of, or occurring throughout, systole.

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