Heart volume and its relation to measures of circulatory function in healthy young men.
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Biomedical subjects
L Bäcklund
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Impedance plethysmography on the vertebral artery. A possible diagnostic approach to the cervical syndrome.
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Activity in the dilated dog ureter.
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Action Potentials↗
Physical work capacity and muscular strength in patient undergoing rehabilitation.
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Amputation, Surgical↗
Compliance in bronchial asthma.
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Formation of bilirubin in the dog spleen.
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A new method for testing isometric muscle strength under standardized conditions.
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Leg muscle strength in below-knee amputees.
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Ventilatory capacity after bronchodilatation with a new beta-sympathomimetic substance.
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Objective measurement of joint stiffness in rheumatoid arthritis.
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Ankylosis↗
Pressure variations in the upper urinary tract and kidney at total ureteric occlusion.
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Comparative measurements of the mucosal blood flow in the human maxillary sinus by plethysmography and by xenon.
Two different methods, one plethysmographic and one where the elimination of radioactive inert gas was measured, have been used to calculate the blood flow in the mucosa of the maxillary sinus in living man. A total of 5 persons were investigated and the mean values of the blood flow in the two methods showed a close correlation. Plethysmography is more easily performed and is therefore the preferable method to be used in studies on the physiology of the maxillary sinus.
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