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Yes. My 9 year old daughter was diagnosed with a carotid bruit & thrill one year ago.
"bruit" is the sound on auscultation, "thrill" is the feel on palpation.
A swishing or bruit sound heard over the carotid is an indication of turbulence in the carotid circulation. The turbulence may be caused by arterial stenosis (narrowing). It is not possible to predict the amount of stenosis present. An ultrasound of the carotid will provide that information
An examiner may hear a carotid bruit in the neck if the carotids are blocked with plaque.
The doctor detected a bruit while listening to the patient's carotid artery with a stethoscope.
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A bruit is something that can be heard with a stethoscope over an artery, that indicated turbulent blood flow. In a normal artery, blood flows smoothly (laminar flow) but if there is an obstruction e.g. a clot or fatty plaque (atherosclerosis) the blood flow is disturbed and bounces off the sides of the artery walls, causing the bruit to be heard. It sounds like a rushing or roaring sound.
Yes...I went to the Dr. complaining that I heard my own heartbeat 24/7. He did an exam using a stethascope on my neck and heard the "whooshing"sound. I now have to go to the hospitol for an ulstrasound.
Bruit Island's population is 30,000.
You can use the word "bruit" in a sentence like this: The rumor began to bruit around the office that there would be layoffs next month.
Le bruit et l'odeur - album - was created in 1995.
Bruit (pronounced 'brWEEh, the 'r' is rolled as in Russian)