365 Days #57 - G.W. Manning, MD, PhD - The Art of Heart Auscultation (mp3s)

MP3:
G.W. Manning, MD, PhD - The Art of Heart Auscultation (34:15)

A familiar post to many, a portion of this album is available on the original 365days project (May 3, 2003). I have been inserting "Systolic Murmurs" and "Pericardial Friction Rubs" between songs on my program for some time and would like to share the whole experience with you. Some sounds are what you'd expect from a heartbeat and some are a bit terrifying. So download it and listen well, you may learn them and save a life.....or create some funky rhythms.

- Contributed by: Michel LeGrisbi

Images: Front Cover, Heart Auscultation, Heart Auscultation, Back Cover

Media: 12" LP
Album: The Art of Heart Auscultation
Label: Roche Scientific Service
Catalog: M-8448
Credits: From the Faculty of Medicine, University of Western Ontario, Cardiovascular Unit, Victoria Hospital, London, Ontario. Author/Commentator, G.W. Manning, MD, PhD, Professor of Medicine Technical Collaboration, G.C. Steward, Technical Director, Cardiovascular Unit, Victoria Hospital, London Ontario.
Date: Oct. 1970 (This date is not printed anywhere on the album itself, but is hand-written next to the signature "George Manning").

Comments

[strictly kev]

i have a record like this except I think it's about the heartbeats of dogs!

[joe nathan]

case 12 is TIGHT!!

[garbanzito]

there's also "auscultation of the heart", J.S Barlow & W. A. Pocock, London ffrr 5873 W (mono)

i found my copy thrifting about 25 years ago; it is undated but cites a series of references the latest of which was published 1961; if you want to see the cover, i noticed there's a copy on ebay right now (no affiliation)

[strictly kev]

actually that might be the one garbanzito, I remember Kieran from four tet telling me about the dogs one and was sure he gave me a copy because he thought it 'would be something you'd like' :) I also have a nice 7" of hearbeats with a stethoscope in the shape of a loveheart on the cover.anyway, waffle waffle waffle...