pansystoliska
Pansystoliska refers to a heart murmur that occurs throughout the entire systolic phase of the cardiac cycle. Systole is the period of the heart's contraction, during which the ventricles pump blood out to the body and lungs. A pansystolic murmur, therefore, indicates a regurgitation or leakage of blood that persists from the beginning to the end of ventricular contraction.
These murmurs are typically holosystolic, meaning they are heard continuously during systole. The most common causes
The intensity and characteristics of a pansystolic murmur can vary depending on the underlying cause and the