Watson's water hammer pulse

The water hammer pulse is a typical symptom of a serious expression of aortic regurgitation. He is palpable radial arteries at the and is characterized by a fast, high- palpable pulse. This is due to a high blood pressure amplitude basis (ie, the systolic blood pressure is high, the diastolic low, typical amplitudes are more than 100mmHg, eg 160/35 mmHg).

• Symptom of disease in cardiology