[Hypoxia in the increased heart of athletes; roentgenological and electrocardiographic investigations in highly trained athletes].
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Biomedical subjects
H REINDELL
Publications and source records attributed to H REINDELL.
[Physiology of the normal heart in acute pressure increase in systemic circulatory crisis caused by pheochromacytoma (kymographic, hemodynamic and electrocardiographic observations)].
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Electrocardiography↗
[Resorption of the cardiotonic principle in strophoral].
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Biological Phenomena↗
[Physiological and pathophysiological bases of heart dynamics in relation to the roentgenogram].
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Heart↗
[Problem of "inhibitory mechanism" in EKG].
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Electrocardiography↗
[Possibilities of evaluating unipolar ECG leads within limited frequency range of the apparatus].
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Electrocardiography↗
[Comparative observations on the limb and chest leads in metabolic disorders and disease of the heart. II. The precordial electrocardiogram and the unipolar leads of Wilson and Goldberger in strain of the left heart].
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Electrocardiography↗
[Comparative observations on the extremital and thoracic electrocardiogram in metabolic disorders and injuries of the heart. III. The thoracic electrocardiogram and the Wilson-Goldberger unipolar extremital leads in strain of the right heart].
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Electrocardiography↗
[Comparative study of the limb and thoracic leads in metabolic disorders and cardiac injuries].
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Electrocardiography↗
[Radiological, bronchoscopic and biopsy considerations in endothoracic sarcoidosis (302 cases); pathogenic elements].
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Biopsy↗