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Publikováno v:
American heart journal. 33(6)
It is suggested, on the basis of the experimental results of cooling or warming the endocardial surface of the dog's left ventricle, that large, upright T waves in the human electrocardiogram, together with prolongation of the Q-T interval, may often
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The American journal of physiology. 149(1)
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The Journal of the Louisiana State Medical Society : official organ of the Louisiana State Medical Society. 156(3)
In the presence of atrial fibrillation, impulses of supraventricular origin that are transmitted through the ventricles during periods of relative refractoriness to impulse conduction exhibit anomalous configurations. These "aberrant beats" can be di
Autor:
Richard Ashman
Publikováno v:
American Heart Journal. 23:522-534
The curve which expresses the relation between heart cycle length and the duration of the Q-T interval is logarithmic. It may be represented by the general formula Q-T = K log [10(C + k)], in which C is the cycle length (R-R) in seconds. K and k are
Autor:
Richard Ashman
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The Anatomical Record. 108:485-488
Autor:
Richard Ashman
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American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content. 74:140-150
Autor:
Richard Ashman
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Journal of Heredity. 36:107-110
Autor:
Richard Ashman, George R. Herrmann
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American Heart Journal. 1:594-616
1.1. Two cases of A-V heart-block are reported which we believe illustrate the supernormal phase in conduction. 2.2. Our second case, in which the argument for the supernormal is less strong, is of additional interest because of (a) the unprecedented
Autor:
Richard Ashman, Norman C. Woody
Publikováno v:
Experimental Biology and Medicine. 42:17-20
Monophasic action currents obtained by derivation from 2 uninjured points on heart muscle have often been mentioned in the literature. Samojloff,1 for example, produced a block by transverse cutting or compression of the frog heart and recorded monop
Autor:
Richard Ashman
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American Heart Journal. 5:581-591
Experimental evidence has been presented which shows that the fundamental postulates of the “latency theory” of partial heart-block are not valid for conduction in the turtle heart. From an examination of interpolated ventricular premature beats