The electrocardiogram in normal and some abnormal conditions; in revived human fetal heart and in acute and chronic coronary occlusion.
The electrocardiogram in normal and some abnormal conditions; in revived human fetal heart and in acute and chronic coronary occlusion.
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正常及部分异常情况下的心电图;
DOI:
10.1016/0002-8703(61)90599-3
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发表时间:
1961
影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
F. L. Meyler
中科院分区:
文献类型:
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作者:
Dirk Durrer;P. Formijne;R. V. Dam;J. Büller;A.A.W. van Lier;F. L. Meyler
N early 55 years ago a telephone wire connecting Einthoven’s laboratory with the internal clinic, made it possible to register electrocardiograms from patients. After some time this connection was severed by the clinician. It must have been a strange idea indeed that a machine could give information about the patient not detectable from direct contact with the patient. In many respects this interruption may be considered a symbolic action. Electrocardiography as a part of physiology, and electrocardiography as a part of clinical medicine had to go a separate way for a long time before reunion took place.The group I represent here is nearly completely composed of persons interested in clinical medicine. Our work started in 1047, with the study of the transmural and intramural potentials in the dog and the goat. But our main target, the human heart, was not accessible. Only in the last year did we find a method suitable to