Mitral stenosis is associated with a rumbling mid-diastolic murmur that is associated with an opening snap, best heard at the cardiac apex, and radiating to the axilla.  While the murmur increases when lying down, raising the legs, and with exercise, it decreases upon performing the valsalva maneuver.  The pulse pressure might be decreased among patients with mitral stenosis.  Later in the course of the disease there may be signs of right heart failure such as pedal edema, ascites, and congestive hepatopathy.
Mitral stenosis physical examination
Mitral regurgitation physical examination
Mitral valve prolapse physical examination
Tricuspid regurgitation physical examination
Tricuspid stenosis physical examination
Bicuspid aortic stenosis physical examination
Aortic regurgitation physical examination
Aortic stenosis physical examination