Peripheral Signs of Aortic Regurgitation Corrigan sign Prominent carotid and supraclavicular pulsations Alfred de Musset sign Head nodding with heart beat Landolfi sign Change in pupil size with heart beat Muller sign Uvula pulsation Becker sign Retinal artery pulsations Rosenbach sign Liver pulsations Gerhardt sign Spleen pulsations Quincke sign Digital capillary pulsations Lighthouse sign Blanching and flushing of the forehead Traube sign Pistol shot—systolic and diastolic booming sound over femoral artery Duroziez sign Intermittent to and fro femoral artery systolic and diastolic murmur generated by light compression with the bell of a stethoscope Hill sign Lower limb systolic BP exceeding upper limb systolic BP by more than 20 mm Hg Water-Hammer pulse High volume abruptly collapsing pulse Mayne sign Diastolic BP drop of >15 mm Hg with arm raised Lincoln sign Pulsatile popliteal Sherman sign Dorsalispedis pulse unexpectedly prominent in age >75 years #Aortic #Regurgitation #Signs #Insufficiency #Cardiology #Diagnosis
