The First International Symposium on Cardiology in AviationLawrence E. Lamb School of Aviation Medicine, USAF Aerospace Medical Center (ATC), 1960 - Aviation medicine - 430 pages |
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Reflex Control of Cardio | 2 |
Influence of G Forces | 8 |
scientific achievement becomes dependent | 15 |
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A-V conduction A-V dissociation abnormalities Air Force aortic associated asymptomatic atherosclerosis atrial rhythm atrial septal defect atropine blood pressure breath-holding bundle branch block cardiac arrhythmias cardiovascular cent circulation circulatory complete left bundle decrease degree A-V block demonstrated diastolic elec electrical electrocar electrocardio electrocardiogram episodes evaluation Figure flight flying population frontal plane g force g load Graybiel healthy heart disease heart rate hypertension hypoxia incidence increased individuals Lamb left bundle branch mitral mitral stenosis myocardial infarction normal occur oxygen pacemaker parasystole paroxysmal patients physical examination physiological pilot PR interval premature problem pulmonary Q waves QRS amplitude QRS axis QRS complex records result rheumatic fever right bundle branch routine electrocardiogram second sound septal defect significant spatial ST segment stenosis stress subjects survey syncope systolic murmur Table tachycardia tion tricular V₁ V₂ vagal vascular vector vectorcardiogram ventricle wave changes Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome WPW syndrome الله