Electrocardiology 92

Inbunden, Engelska, 1993

Av F DE PADVA P W MACFARLANE, F De Padua, Peter W Macfarlane, F. de Padua, Peter W. MacFarlane

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This volume consists of proceedings divided into 7 sections with a total of 89 papers. The proceedings are contributed by leading European, N American and Japanese researchers in this field. Recent works in various aspects of electrocardiology are discussed including mathematical modeling, cardial electrophysiology, cardiac arrhythmias, body surface mapping, computer applications, diagnostic criteria, ambulatory monitoring, conduction defects, etc. With the latest developments in the field of electrocardiology explored, this book will interest, inform and benefit doctors, physicists and computer scientists as well.

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Utgivningsdatum1993-07-01
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor404
FörlagWorld Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
ISBN9789810213879

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Part 1 Theoretical electrocardiology: boundary problems of dipolar electrocardiotopography, I. Ruttkay-Nedecky, et al; a direct inverse solution with specific anatomy, D.M. Budgett et al; modelling of the influence of cardial and extracardial factors on generated surface potentials, M. Tysler et al. Part 2 Mapping - endocardial, epicardial and body surface: the initial QRS in severe aortic stenosis - a body surface potential mapping study, J. Liebman et al; correlation of measured and simulated epicardial activation maps - an application of a multipolar heart model, Z.S. Cserjes, et al; body surface potential mapping predicts radiofrequency catheter ablation site, M.D. Carlson and J. Liebman. Part 3 Cardiac arrhythmias: the analysis of multifocalis rhythm disturbances from body surface potentials mapping, M. Gornicki and J. Jagielski; MS-551, a novel class III antiarrhythmic agent - its safety, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics at intravenous administration in healthy subjects, T. Katoh, et al; early accelerated idioventricular rhythm - a marker for coronary reperfusion, A.L. Bordale-Sa et al. Part 4 Cardiac electrophysiology and conduction: effects of variation of left ventricular conducting system terminations on the vectocardiogram, V. Szathmary et al; prolongation of repolarization time in ventricular conduction defects, S. Wong, et al; atrio-ventricular conduction disturbances after open heart surgery in childhood; dynamic 24 hours - electrocardiographic study, L. Fernandez-Pienda, et al. Part 5 Holter monitoring, heart rate variability and signal averaged ECG: the expansion of electrocardiological information by frequency analysis of sinusarrhythmia, E. Schubert, et al; hypertension in well controlled diabetic patients - an association with diastolic dysfunction, M. Fiuza, et al. Part 6 Ischemic heart disease including exercise testing: pardee T wave from 1920 to 1992 - an STT marker for coronary artery disease, M.M. Laks, et al; myocardial pathology of patients with positive exercise stress test but normal coronary arteriograms, H. Kawano et al; Part 7 Diagnostic computer applications: artificial neural networks for the diagnosis of atrial fibrillation, T.F. Yang et al; a new electrocardiographic sign to detect lateral myocardial infarction; echocardiographic correlation, R. Cabrera-Sole et al; software based neural networks in computer based ECG interpretation, P.W. Macfarlane.