tympanism
/tɪmˈpeɪnɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
The condition or presence of a drum in the body, such as a heart condition where a heart murmur is related to the presence of an abnormal heart sound, or the presence of a tympanic membrane in the ear.
“The doctor examined the patient’s heart and diagnosed a case of cardiac tympanism.”
2. noun
A type of abnormal sound or beat produced by the heart, often described as a murmur.
“The doctor detected a case of tympanism in the patient’s heart and recommended further tests.”