CORRELATION BETWEEN SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE MEASURES OF CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN DIFFERENT SYSTEMS OF VECTORCARDIOGRAPHY.
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Heart Diseases↗
Biomedical subjects
H C BURGER
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BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPHY AND VECTORCARDIOGRAPHY: SIMILARITY AND DIFFERENCE.
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Ballistocardiography↗
[PHYSICAL OBSERVATIONS ON ELECTRO-ACUPUNCTURE].
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Acupuncture↗
Compromise in vectorcardiography. II. Alterations of coefficients as a means of adapting one lead system to another. Subjective and mathematical comparison of four systems of VCG.
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Humans↗
Heartvector and leads.
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Electrocardiography↗
Heartvector and leads.
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Electrocardiography↗
Specific electric resistance of body tissues.
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Electric Impedance↗
Comparison of three different systems of vectorcardiography.
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Humans↗
Physical properties of some volume recorders in plethysmography.
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Humans↗
A criterion characterizing the orientation of a vectorcardiogram in space.
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Humans↗
Lead vector projections. I.
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Electrocardiography↗
A theoretical elucidation of the notion ventricular gradient.
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Electrocardiography↗
Physical basis of ballistocardiography. V. The distortion of the ballistocardiogram caused by the movement of the heart inside the body.
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Ballistocardiography↗
Physical basis of ballistocardiography. IV. The relative movement of subject and ballistocardiograph.
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Ballistocardiography↗
Physical basis of ballistocardiography. III.
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Ballistocardiography↗
Comparison of two systems of vectorcardiography with an electrode to the frontal and dorsal sides of the trunk, respectively.
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Electrodes↗
Physical basis of ballistocardiography. II. The quantities that can be measured with different types of ballistocardiographs and their mutual relations.
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Ballistocardiography↗
Theory and experiments on schematized models of stenosis.
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Blood Pressure↗