6) On the femoral arteries, a double tone of

Traube is sometimes heard (systolic and diastolic blood movement) and double murmur Vinogradov-Du Rozier, who appears if the phonendoscope to press on the listener artery, thereby creating conditions for stenosis.

ECG:

1.ECG - signs of hypertrophy left ventricle.

2.The negative tooth

3.TV5-6, I, aV1 appears only during development

heart

Echocardiographic signs:

1. Changes aortic valve:

-bicuspid aortic valve, prolapse flaps,

-thickening calcification,

-vegetation, fusion of valves along commissures. 2. Non-closure of the valve leaflets in diastole.

3. Increased left ventricular cavity and AT sequelae of the atrium.

4. Regurgitation stream on the aortic valve.

5. Turbulence transaortic diastolic flow.

X-ray research

1.Identifies an increase in the left ventricle with an accentuated heart waist, expansion of the aorta.

2.Deviation of the esophagus on a large radius.

Aortic Stenosis