tinylilronwhy couldn't it be a Coarctation of the aorta?+1
jlbaeCoarctation would not give a widened pulse pressure. It would present as high BPs in the upper extremities and low BPs in the lower extremities. Also the murmur would be systolic. This "to-and-fro" murmur is synonymous with a continuous โmachine-like", which is present in both systole and diastole.+2
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dieneWd pesul peusrres in na atuld si g.urerg ddeenWi lepus psseerru ni a nwe bonr is .PDA ceabesu hte odlob is iwshgisn bcak dan hrtof