Titlebook: Quantitation in Cardiology; H. A. Snellen,H. C. Hemker,J. H. Bemmel Book 1971 Leiden University Press, Leiden, The Netherlands 1971 blood

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Introductionne interested in the subject of quantitation in cardiology. It is evident that in the wide field of medicine, and particularly in cardiology, there is a growing need for exact and detailed information in conjunction with existing diagnostic methods. This is apparent in the greater precision in anato

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Quantitation of Myocardial Infarct Size and Location by Electrocardiogram and Vectorcardiogramcts from trival scars 1 cm in diameter to large life-threatening lesions of 8 cm in diameter. The clinical utility of being able to size infarcts with 85–90% reliability as shown here is clear cut. Lesions of 3 cm in diameter or smaller are associated with normal or near normal ventricular function

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Collateral Circulation-old man who died from a cerebral hemorrhage. Injection of the coronary arteries with a radio-opaque medium showed four occluded and four severely stenosed coronary arterial branches, but no trace of a myocardial infarct.

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Quantitative Approach to Exercise Testing for Ischemic Heart Diseaseise electrocardiographic signals and partly because of limitation imposed by the conventional means of ECH registration. Contemporary methods relieve these restrictions and permit changes in response to exercise stress to be measured as they occur, so that the time-course of response becomes a signi

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Pulsatile Blood Velocity and Pressure and the Computer Analysis of Cardiovascular Data such measurements in the arterial system presents problems in interpretation and analysis. In this brief account we shall describe, first the waveforms recorded in the arterial circulation interpreting some aspects of the changes in wave form that are seen; secondly we shall give an account of the