bruissement

(brués-maw’) [Fr.]. A purring tremor. bruit (brué) (Fr... A sound or murmur heard in auscultation, especially an abnormal one. aneurysmal b., a blowing sound heard over an aneurysm. Ὦ. d’airain (da-rin’) [Fr. “noise of bra ”’], a metallic pectoral tinkling, or bell sound, heard in auscultation or percu ion over a thoracic cavity. b. de choc [Fr. “sound of impact ”], the second cardiac sound, accompanied by a sound of impact, such as is heard over an aneurysm of the aorta. b. de clapotement, a splashing sound indicative of dilatation of the stomach when pre ure is made on the walls of the abdomen. b. de claque ment, a clapping sound caused by the sudden contact of parts. b. de craquement, a crackling pericardial or pleural bruit. b. de cuir neuf, the new-leather sound: a creaking noise; usually a sign of pericarditis or pleurisy. b. de drapeau, a flapping rustle heard in croup and laryngitis, and sometimes in nasal polyp. b.de froi ement, a clashing noise of various origin. b. de frolement, a rustling murmur from pericardial or pleural friction. b. de frottement, a rubbing or frictional sound of various origin. b. de galop, a galloping sound heard in mitral stenosis. b. de grelot, a bruit usually caused by the presence of a foreign body in the respiratory pa ages. b. de Leudet, a fine crackling sound in the ear, audible to both the patient and the examiner, heard in catarrhal and nervous disorders of the ear. Ὅ. de lime, a filing cardiac sound. b. de moulin, a splashing or water-wheel sound in certain pericardial affections. b. de parche- » a sound as of two pieces of parchment rubbed together: of valvular cardiac origin. de piceulement, a cardiac murmur like the mewing of a cat. b. de pot £616, a cracked-pot sound, characteristic of various lung cavities, etc. b. de rape, a rasping, cardiac, valvular murmur. b. de rappel, a sound as of a drum; a delayed mitral murmur. b. de scie, a cardiac sawing sound. b. de soufflet, a bellows sound of the heart. See souffle. b. de tabourka. Same as timbre métallique. b. du diable [Fr. diable, a “ humming top k a buzzing venous murmur in anemia. false b., one due to pre ure by the stethoscope, or derived from the circulation in the ear of the auscultator. Leudet’s b. See ὁ. de Leudet. b. placenta ire, a blowing sound heard in the pregnant uterus, and caused by the fetal circulation. b. skodique. Seer ¢, skodaic. systolic b., a pathologic heart-sound heard, on auscultation, with the systole of the heart. Ver strae ten’s b., a bruit heard in auscultation over the lower border of the liver in cachectic patients.