EDUCATIONAL LECTURE ON PROGRESS IN CLINICAL ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY

Progress in exercise electrocardiography.

situation resembling most electrophysiological studies. One other factor in favour of subpectoral automatic cardioverter/defibrillator implantation under local anaesthesia is the reduced complexity of the implant procedure, whereby the procedure-related risk for the patients is reduced, since the complication rate during a pacemaker-like approach of automatic cardioverter/ defibrillator implant...

Educational Lecture

― ― S30 ― US FDA is a regulatory body to regulate not only drugs but also medical devices, biological products, cell therapy products, cosmetics and food additives. The largest laboratory animal users are laboratories that follow the government requirement for safety testing and the amendment of GLP regulation is interested in by laboratory animal industry. In USA, GLP is regulated by law inste...

ABC of clinical electrocardiography: Paediatric electrocardiography.

Chest Leads in Clinical Electrocardiography.

In a previous communication Sorsky and Wood (1937) presented the normal appearances of chest lead electrocardiograms, paying particular attention to normal variations and to the position of the proximal electrode. As the question of standardizing the technique for chest leads was then under consideration by the Cardiac Society of Great Britain and Ireland and the American Heart Association, fur...

Clinical Fetal Electrocardiography *

Interest in clinical fetal electrocardiography dates back to 1906 when Cremer4 published two tracings apparently showing fetal deflections of about 0.5 mm. amplitude superimposed on the maternal electrocardiogram of a nine-months gravid woman. The records were obtained with a string galvanometer electrocardiograph with one lead on the abdomen and one in the vagina. During the next 25 years Foa7...