Volume 22, Issue 1

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January 1984

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18 articles in this issue

Editorial
D. W. Hill
V. C. Roberts
EditorialNotes Pages: 1 - 1
Direct blood-pressure measurements: risks, technological evolution and some current problems
M. O. Toll
Review Pages: 2 - 5
In vivo experiments with a pH-ISFET electrode
S. J. Schepel
N. F. de Rooij
W. G. Zijlstra
OriginalPaper Pages: 6 - 11
Interpretation of venous occlusion plethysmographic measurements using a simple model
A. D. Seagar
J. M. Gibbs
F. M. Davis
OriginalPaper Pages: 12 - 18
A microcomputer-based system to evaluate cardiac pacing for the treatment of tachycardias
T. Cochrane
A. W. Nathan
A. J. Camm
OriginalPaper Pages: 19 - 23
System for the measurement of the effects of ultrasound on membrane electrical and mechanical properties of the myocardium
A. J. Mortimer
B. Bresden
O. Z. Roy
OriginalPaper Pages: 24 - 27
Efficacy and safety of the reciprocal pulse defibrillator current waveform
M. J. Niebauer
C. F. Babbs
J. D. Bourland
OriginalPaper Pages: 28 - 31
A quantitative method for thein vitro study of sounds produced by prosthetic aortic heart valves Part I: analytical considerations
D. W. Suobank
A. P. Yoganathan
W. H. Corcoran
OriginalPaper Pages: 32 - 39
A quantitative method for thein vitro study of sounds produced by prosthetic aortic heart valves Part II: an experimental, comparative study of the sounds produced by a normal and simulated-abnormal Starr-Edwards series 2400 aortic prosthesis
D. W. Suobank
A. P. Yoganathan
W. H. Corcoran
OriginalPaper Pages: 40 - 47
A quantitative method for thein vitro study of sounds produced by prosthetic aortic heart valves Part III: an experimental comparative study of the sounds produced by normal and simulated-abnormal Smeloff aortic prostheses
D. W. Suobank
A. P. Yoganathan
W. H. Corcoran
OriginalPaper Pages: 48 - 54
Use of digital techniques to process cerebral electrical impedance signals in the newborn
L. Tarassenko
P. Rolfe
A. M. Weindling
OriginalPaper Pages: 55 - 62
Dynamics of spastic knee joint
L. Vodovnik
B. R. Bowman
T. Bajd
OriginalPaper Pages: 63 - 69
Quantification of gait abnormalities on the basis of continuous foot-force measurement: correlation between quantitative indices and visual rating
S. Miyazaki
T. Kubota
OriginalPaper Pages: 70 - 76
A low noise isolated amplifier system for electrophysiological measurements: basic considerations and design
R. van Heuningen
H. G. Goovaerts
F. R. de Vries
OriginalPaper Pages: 77 - 85
Flexible hydraulic simulator for cardiovascular studies
M. M. Werneck
N. B. Jones
J. Morgon
Technical Note Pages: 86 - 89
Intraoesophageal monitoring of the electrocardiogram and respiration in anaesthetised animals
L. A. Geddes
Technical Note Pages: 90 - 91
A simple acoustic displacement transducer system
Kenji Sunagawa
Kiichi Sagawa
Kelvin O. Lim
Technical Note Pages: 92 - 93
One second timer for use with flow-volume loops
R. E. Smith
S. A. O’Connor
D. P. Jones
Technical Note Pages: 94 - 96

Volume 22, Issue 1

Editorial

Direct blood-pressure measurements: risks, technological evolution and some current problems

In vivo experiments with a pH-ISFET electrode

Interpretation of venous occlusion plethysmographic measurements using a simple model

A microcomputer-based system to evaluate cardiac pacing for the treatment of tachycardias

System for the measurement of the effects of ultrasound on membrane electrical and mechanical properties of the myocardium

Efficacy and safety of the reciprocal pulse defibrillator current waveform

A quantitative method for thein vitro study of sounds produced by prosthetic aortic heart valves Part I: analytical considerations

A quantitative method for thein vitro study of sounds produced by prosthetic aortic heart valves Part II: an experimental, comparative study of the sounds produced by a normal and simulated-abnormal Starr-Edwards series 2400 aortic prosthesis

A quantitative method for thein vitro study of sounds produced by prosthetic aortic heart valves Part III: an experimental comparative study of the sounds produced by normal and simulated-abnormal Smeloff aortic prostheses

Use of digital techniques to process cerebral electrical impedance signals in the newborn

Dynamics of spastic knee joint

Quantification of gait abnormalities on the basis of continuous foot-force measurement: correlation between quantitative indices and visual rating

A low noise isolated amplifier system for electrophysiological measurements: basic considerations and design

Flexible hydraulic simulator for cardiovascular studies

Intraoesophageal monitoring of the electrocardiogram and respiration in anaesthetised animals

A simple acoustic displacement transducer system

One second timer for use with flow-volume loops

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