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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «MYOCARDIOGRAPH»
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1
Studies from the John Herr Musser Department of Research ...
CONCLUSIONS Myocardiograph records show that the functional activity of the
heart is not primarily affected by the injection of the "toxic" dose of horse serum in
sensitized dogs. The rate and range of contractions remain unchanged even ...
2
The journal of pharmacology and experimental therapeutics
After opening the pericardium, the two arms of the myocardiograph were
attached to the anterior aspect of the right ventricle by single stitche which did not
penetrate entirely through the muscle wall. The rigid arm was attached near the
base of ...
3
Cornell University Medical Bulletin
A fine silk thread was then passed through the superficial layer of the heart at the
lateral borders and the arms of the myocardiograph tied thereto. In this manner
there was slight traction on the heart until it began to contract. 276 Moreover ...
Cornell University. Medical College,
1922
4
Mosby's Pocket Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing & Health ...
... a condition of insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle via the coronary
arteries, often resulting in chest pain (angina pectoris). myocardial perfusion, the
flow of blood to the heart muscle. myocardiograph /mi'6k'ar'dé-.;graf'/, a tracing
device ...
5
Intelligent Systems: From Theory to Practice
This groupingis based on the clinical history, Machado-Guerreirotest,
conventional ECG of twelve derivations, Holter ECG of 24 hours, and
myocardiograph study for each patient. The other 11 individuals are healthy
subjects with negative ...
Vassil Sgurev, Mincho Hadjiski, Janusz Kacprzyk,
2010
6
Enzymes and Drug Action
... a species difference, but for instance in dogs R. P. Walton, S. Leary and H. P.
Jones found about 50 per cent increase of the right ventricular contractile force
produced by digitalis as examined with a closed-chest myocardiograph ([1950].
CIBA Foundation Symposium,
2009
7
[Indian materia medica ] ; Dr. K. M. Nadkarni's Indian ...
The stimulation of the auricle and ventricle seen in myocardiograph experiments
cannot be wholly explained by vasomotor stimulation, and there is evidence to
show that the sympathetic ganglion cells of the cardiac plexuses may be excited.
8
A Short Course in Medical Terminology
What is the name given to a graphic trace of heart functions? valvulitis;
ventriculoplasty; valvuloplasty atria; septa; arrhythmia aortic semilunar;
atrioventricular; ventricular cardiogram; myocardiograph; ventriculoscopy
Exercises Exercise 8-6 ...
9
Indigenous Drugs Of India
In cardiometer experiments there is distinct evidence of decrease of both the
systolic and diastolic phases of the heart. In myocardiograph experiments the
amplitude of both the auricular and ventricular contraction was decreased ...
Chopra R N, I.C. Chopra,
1933
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English Words: From Latin and Greek Elements
Also, myosin, myoblast, myocardiograph, myocarditis, myocardium, myocyte,
myogenic (GEN- to originate) — meaning originating from the muscles, myoma,
myopathy, endomyocarditis, epimysium, myosin, paramyosin, perimysium.
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