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1,397 seamen and deep-sea fishermen were examined, their polycardiographic records were evaluated. Their mean age was 44.1 +/- 9.

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[Polycardiographic evaluation of left ventricular function in the elderly].

Pol Tyg Lek

October 1993

Kliniki Geriatrii Instytutu Medycyny Wewnetrznej AM, Krakowie.

Polycardiographic recordings have been carried out in 57 individuals (16 men and 41 women), aged between 70 and 97 years (mean age 78.3 years), both at rest and during the stimulation of circulatory system by the cooling of hand. Systolic time intervals of the left ventricle and QT/QS2 ratio have been evaluated.

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Impedance rheographic-cardiography has been performed in 40 patients with chronic congestive heart failure. At the same time, polycardiographic data have been recorded and used for the correlative analysis. A curve dZ/dt has been analysed and "S", "X", "A", "O" waves amplitudes together with A/S and X/S ratios have been calculated, depending on the degree of heart failure.

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[Noninvasive monitoring of the hemodynamic importance of the left atrium].

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January 1990

Oddelenie funkcného vysetrovania NsP UNZhmB., Bratislava.

The authors examined 112 subjects free from cardiac disease, with essential hypertension and myocardial infarction. In all subjects a 12-lead ECG at rest was made as well as a polycardiographic and echocardiographic examination. The authors found that in the group of healthy subjects there is a direct significant linear correlation between the size of the systole of the left atrium and age.

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The purpose of the study was to evaluate the significance of exercise induced hypotension and to estimate the relationship of the hypotensive response to other associate findings. One hundred and four coronary patients (the average age was 54 years), underwent treadmill testing. Hypotension during exercise testing was defined as a fall in systolic blood pressure for 10 mmHg or more, below the peak value in effort.

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