[PDF][PDF] A comparison of the estimation of the basal cardiac output from a linear formula and the “cardiac index”
HL Taylor, K Tiede - The Journal of clinical investigation, 1952 - Am Soc Clin Investig
HL Taylor, K Tiede
The Journal of clinical investigation, 1952•Am Soc Clin InvestigMETHODS Cardiac output estimations by the acetylene method were made following the
Grollman procedure. The final computation applied the correction given by Chapman and
associates (4)-so that the absolute values are in harmony with those obtained from the direct
Fick (catheter) method. Cardiac output estimations by the ballistocardiographic method
employed the low-frequency, critically damped apparatus described by Nickerson and Curtis
(5). The computational methodwas that of Nickerson, Warren and Brannon (6); this has also …
Grollman procedure. The final computation applied the correction given by Chapman and
associates (4)-so that the absolute values are in harmony with those obtained from the direct
Fick (catheter) method. Cardiac output estimations by the ballistocardiographic method
employed the low-frequency, critically damped apparatus described by Nickerson and Curtis
(5). The computational methodwas that of Nickerson, Warren and Brannon (6); this has also …
METHODS
Cardiac output estimations by the acetylene method were made following the Grollman procedure. The final computation applied the correction given by Chapman and associates (4)-so that the absolute values are in harmony with those obtained from the direct Fick (catheter) method.
Cardiac output estimations by the ballistocardiographic method employed the low-frequency, critically damped apparatus described by Nickerson and Curtis (5). The computational methodwas that of Nickerson, Warren and Brannon (6); this has also been calibrated against the catheter method. The surface area of all subjects was determinedby the formula of Dubois.
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