electrocardiogram
IPA: ɪɫɛktroʊkˈɑrdiʌgræm
noun
- (cardiology) The visual output that an electrocardiograph produces.
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Examples of "electrocardiogram" in Sentences
- It refers to a finding on an electrocardiogram.
- Electrocardiogram anomalies have also been reported.
- Better information is available at Electrocardiogram and eg.
- Galton did not invent the electrocardiogram as someone claimed.
- The U wave is a wave on an electrocardiogram that is not always seen.
- The device also incorporates electrodes for electrocardiogram tracing.
- An electrocardiogram can be used to identify a ventricular escape beat.
- A caliper calibrated for the direct reading of electrocardiogram tracings.
- Electrocardiogram machines have been reduced in size and cost over the years.
- The baseline voltage of the electrocardiogram is known as the isoelectric line.
- Reuters GE Healthcare employees work on a portable electrocardiogram device they designed and made in Bangalore.
- Finally, the test was over, and I was taken to another room for an electrocardiogram, or EKG, which would look at my heart activity.
- GE Healthcare Thursday launched an electrocardiogram device and a cardiac ultrasound device that were made in India keeping in mind local requirements.
- Einthoven developed a rather simple method of correction (1894) and could with this derive the actual electrocardiogram from the capillary electrometer curve
- It is also necessary to avoid certain medications that lengthen the QT interval on the electrocardiogram, which is the portion that measures how long it takes for the heart to "recharge."
- The American Heart Association in 2008 urged that children being considered for ADHD drugs undergo a thorough heart exam, possibly including an electrocardiogram, before taking the medicines.
- Einthoven pointed out, however, that not only the amount of the deflection but also the shape of the entire electrocardiogram is changed when one manner of leading is replaced by another (1908).
- Another new device finding its way into some ambulances is a digital transmission system that speeds sophisticated electrocardiogram readings to the hospital so cardiac patients can get treated faster.
- Based on several large studies that demonstrated CRT can save lives and prevent hospitalization among heart-failure patients, professional guidelines were developed that recommend its use based in part on a measurement recorded by an electrocardiogram called the QRS duration.
- Einthoven said in his work in 1895 that the efforts to fully interpret the electrocardiogram should be abandoned for the moment, and in a survey of the relevant literature up to the first half of 1912, the author** put emphasis on the uncertainty of the efforts to interpret the cardiogram.