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- W2024376377 abstract "Abstract The ballistocardiograph has been used extensively in the past ten years to determine cardiac output in various vascular conditions. During these studies it has become evident that abnormalities of the ballistocardiographic pattern consistently appear in the presence of certain pathologic states. This paper is concerned primarily with the abnormal pattern occurring in the presence of intraluminal aortic obstruction. The phenomenon of body recoil following heart beat led a Scotsman, J. W. Gordon, 1 to build the first ballistocardiograph in 1877. In 1905, Henderson 2 described a ballistocardiograph which he had designed, and reported a study in which he had attempted to determine the movements of the circulation as reflected by the recoil curve. Other men made brief investigations in this field, but it was not until the early 1930's that continuous and effective study was begun. In 1939, Starr and co-workers 3 published a description of a high-frequency ballistocardiograph, and since that time Starr has taken well over a thousand records in health and disease. He has emphasized the need for correlation of abnormal ballistocardiograms with disease entities. 4 Nickerson and Curtis, 5 in 1944, described a low-frequency, critically damped ballistocardiograph, similar in principle to the machine designed by Henderson. In a subsequent study, Nickerson, Warren, and Brannon 6 demonstrated the reliability and clinical application of this instrument in determining cardiac output. The records made by both the high- and low-frequency machines are similar and no great difference in results has been observed. 7" @default.
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- W2024376377 title "Ballistocardiographic patterns in intraluminal aortic obstructions" @default.
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