Circadian oscillations of deep-body temperature and heart rate in a primate /cebus albafrons/.
Circadian oscillations of deep body temperature and heart rate in ambulatory primate in controlled environment
Card, D. H.↗
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Stimulus duration and the human heart rate response.
Human heart rate response following two durations and intensities of auditory stimulus
Smith, D. B. D.↗
Heart Rate Response to Sound and Light
Heart rate response to varying sound and light intensities
Burch, Neil R.↗
The development of methods for the early identification of heart disease and related job stresses Progress report, 1 Mar. - 30 Jun. 1969
Methods for early identification of heart disease and related job stresses
French, J. R. P., Jr.↗
Direct determination of distensibility of the left ventricle of the heart under in vivo conditions
Mathematical models and direct in vivo distensibility determination of left ventricle of canine heart
Astleford, W. J.↗
The effect of in vitro and in vivo caffeine, theophylline, and hydrocortisone on the phosphodiesterase activity of the pituitary, median eminence, heart, and cerebral cortex of the rat.
Phosphodiesterase activity of anterior pituitary, median eminence, heart and cerebral cortex of rat, studying effects of caffeine, theophylline and hydrocortisone
Harris, C. G., III↗
Heart rate and changes in body fluids in aestivating toads from xeric habitats.
Heart rate and bodily fluid changes in aestivating desert anurans, discussing weight loss and metabolism reduction
Whitford, W. G.↗
Increased tolerance of orthostatic stress in patients with heart disease.
Increased tolerance of orthostatic stress in heart failure patients
Abelmann, W. H.↗
Role of hematocrit, heart mass, and high- altitude exposure in acute hypoxia tolerance.
Hypoxia tolerances in nitrogen dilution chamber of chickens at sea level and high altitudes, discussing role of hematocrit and heart mass
Burton, R. R.↗
Circarian rhythms in human heart homograft
Circadian rhythms from electrocardiogram and cardiotachogram of patient with human heart transplant, noting P waves relationship between donor and recipient tissues
Alexander, S.↗
Patterns of atrioventricular conduction in the human heart
Atrioventricular conduction in the human heart, analyzing electrocardiogram response patterns recorded by electrode catheter in unanesthetized man
Berkowitz, W. D.↗
Pneumatic artificial heart driving system providing quasi-steady-state regulation and pressure waveform control
Design and characteristics of artificial heart control system
Crosby, M. J.↗
Heart disease diagnostic tool
Computer animated display device for diagnosis of heart disease
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An electrooptical monitoring technique for heart cells in tissue culture
Electro-optic monitoring method for single isolated heart cell activity
Harrison, D. C.↗
Hemodynamic evaluation of glucagon in symptomatic heart disease
Hemodynamic evaluation of glucagon in symptomatic heart disease, comparing to isoproterenol
Armstrong, P. W.↗
Learned control of heart rate and blood pressure
Heart rate and systolic pressure variability control through visual feedback of physiological information, obtaining respiratory measurements and ECG
Hnatiow, M.↗
Organizational stress and individual strain: A social-psychological study of risk factors in coronary heart disease among administrators, engineers, and scientists
It is hypothesized that organizational stresses, such as high quantitative work load, responsibility for persons, poor relations with role senders, and contact with alien organizational territories, may be associated with high levels of psychological and physiological strain which are risk factors in coronary heart disease. It is further hypothesized that persons with coronary-prone Type A personality characteristics are most likely to exhibit strain under conditions of organizational stress. Measures of these stresses, personality traits, and strains were obtained from 205 male NASA administrators, engineers, and scientists. Type A personality measures included sense of time urgency, persistence, involved striving, leadership, and preference for competitive and environmentally overburdening situations.
Caplan, R. D.↗
Heart-rate pulse-shift detector
Detector circuit accurately separates and counts phase-shift pulses over wide range of basic pulse-rate frequency, and also provides reasonable representation of full repetitive EKG waveform. Single telemeter implanted in small animal monitors not only body temperature but also animal movement and heart rate.
Anderson, M.↗