THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM IN NORMAL CHILDREN

Evaluation of electrocardiogram changes in obese children and comparing it with normal weight children

The Electrocardiogram of Normal School Children.

In 1913 HechtL studied the electrocardiogram of children and concluded that all the deflections were smaller in childhood, and the transmission time shorter, than in adult life. Krumbhaar and Jenks2 in 1916 studied the changes occurring in the electro cardiogram in normal infants, but their investigations did not extend far into school years. Seham3 in 1921 studied the tracings of 101 children,...

The Normal and Abnormal Unipolar Electrocardiogram in Infants and Children

Child Psychiatry by Gerard Vaughan, and an appendix on Clinical Psychology by Jessie Williams. (Pp. 277; figs. 3. 35s.) London: George Allen & Unwin, 1964. THIS is a triology of the broad spectrum variety. The principal author in his preface addresses the book to all students (medical and non-medical), who may be interested in psychiatry. His aim is to inform, if possible with interest, and in ...

The normal composite electrocardiogram.

The normal electrocardiogram.

O NE of the most difficult tasks which confronts the w orker in the life sciences is to define a normal. The difficulty is compounded when the measurement to be made is affected by many variables which differ in importance from time to time. These remarks apply to the electrocardiographer, and to the normal electrocardiogram. Some variables which affect the electrocardiogram are quite well know...