Literature search results

494 articles were found.

The following terms were included: electrocardiography, Elektrokardiographie, 心電図記録法

• 1981, Gaffey CT, Tenforde TS
  Alterations in the rat electrocardiogram induced by stationary magnetic fields [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 2 (4): 357-370
• 1980, Jackson SH, Parry DJ
  [details] Lightning and the heart [elec. inj.]
  Br Heart J 43 (4): 454-457
• 1980, Chou CK, Han LF, Guy AW
  [details] Microwave radiation and heart-beat rate of rabbits [med./bio.]
  J Microw Power 15 (2): 87-93
• 1980, Hilton DI, Phillips RD
  Cardiovascular response of rats exposed to 60-Hz electric fields [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 1 (1): 55-64
• 1979, Bernhardt J
  The direct influence of electromagnetic fields on nerve- and muscle cells of man within the frequency range of 1 Hz to 30 MHz [tech./dosim.]
  Radiat Environ Biophys 16 (4): 309-323
• 1979, Knave B, Gamberale F, Bergstrom S, Birke E, Iregren A, Kolmodin-Hedman B, Wennberg A
  Long-term exposure to electric fields. A cross-sectional epidemiologic investigation of occupationally exposed workers in high-voltage substations [epidem.]
  Scand J Work Environ Health 5 (2): 115-125
• 1978, Batra YK, Bali IM
  Effect of Coagulating and Cutting Current on a Demand Pacemaker during Transurethral Resection of the Prostate. A Case Report [dev./impl.]
  Can Anaesth Soc J 25 (1): 65-66
• 1978, Kleiner JP, Wilkin JH
  [details] Cardiac effects of lightning stroke [elec. inj.]
  JAMA 240 (25): 2757-2759
• 1977, Roy OZ, Park GC, Scott JR
  Intracardiac Catheter Fibrillation Thresholds as a Function of the Duration of 60 Hz Current and Electrode Area [med./bio.]
  IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 24 (5): 430-435
• 1977, Leeds CJ, Akhtar M, Damato AN
  Fluoroscope-generated electromagnetic interference in an external demand pacemaker: report of a case [basics]
  Circulation 55 (3): 548-550
• 1976, Switz DM, Clarke AM, Longacher Jr JW
  [details] Electrical malfunction at endoscopy. Possible cause of arrhythmia and death [elec. inj.]
  JAMA 235 (3): 273-275
• 1975, Raftery EB, Green HL, Gregory IC
  Disturbances of heart rhythm produced by 50 Hz leakage currents in dogs [med./bio.]
  Cardiovasc Res 9 (2): 256-262
• 1975, Phillips RD, Hunt EL, Castro RD, King NW
  [details] Thermoregulatory, metabolic, and cardiovascular response of rats to microwaves [med./bio.]
  J Appl Physiol 38 (4): 630-635
• 1975, Lampadius MS, Wirtzfeld A, Himmler FC
  [Pacemaker failure due to electromagnetic interference] [dev./impl.]
  Med Klin 70 (35): 1380-1385
• 1974, Woolley LH, Woodworth J, Dobbs JL
  A preliminary evaluation of the effects of electrical pulp testers on dogs with artificial pacemakers [dev./impl.]
  J Am Dent Assoc 89 (5): 1099-1101
• 1974, Mitchell JC, Hurt WD, Walters 3rd WH, Miller JK
  Empirical studies of cardiac pacemaker interference [dev./impl.]
  Aerosp Med 45 (2): 189-195
• 1974, Das KM
  [details] Electrocardiographic changes following electric shock [elec. inj.]
  Indian J Pediatr 41 (316): 192-194
• 1974, Koerner DR
  The employee wearing a cardiac pacemaker [basics]
  J Occup Med 16 (6): 392-394
• 1973, Atkin DH, Orkin LR
  [details] Electrocution in the operating room [elec. inj.]
  Anesthesiology 38 (2): 181-183
• 1973, Hull CJ
  Hazards in the operating theatre. Electrical hazards [misc.]
  Ann R Coll Surg Engl 52 (6): 357-359
• 1973, Younossi K, Rudiger HJ, Haap K, Antoni H
  [Experimental studies on the threshold for fibrillation produced by direct or sinusoidal alterning current in the isolated guinea-pig heart] [med./bio.]
  Basic Res Cardiol 68 (6): 551-568
• 1973, D'Cunha GF, Nicoud T, Pemberton AH, Rosenbaum FF, Botticelli JT
  Syncopal attacks arising from erratic demand pacemaker function in the vicinity of a television transmitter [dev./impl.]
  Am J Cardiol 31 (6): 789-791
• 1973, Lerner SM
  Suppression of a demand pacemaker by transurethral electrocautery [dev./impl.]
  Anesth Analg 52 (5): 703-706
• 1973, Geselowitz DB
  Electric and magnetic field of the heart [review]
  Annu Rev Biophys Bioeng 2: 37-64
• 1973, Blanchi D, Cedrini L, Ceria F, Meda E, Re GG
  Exposure of mammalians to strong 50 Hz electric fields. 2. Effects on heart's and brain's electrical activity [comment]
  Arch Fisiol 70 (1-2): 33-34