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BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPH

A ballistocardiograph is a device, including a supporting structure on which the patient is placed, that moves in response to blood ejection from the… 
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2008
2008
Respiration analysis of the sternal Ballistocardiograph signal
In this research a new approach for processing of ballistocardiograph (BCG) signal is proposed in which, the respiration… 
1961
1961
Further Studies on a Theory of the Ballistocardiogram
IN THIS THEORY of the normal human longitudinal ballistocardiogram we shall attempt to relate the record, in quantitative terms… 
1954
1954
A study of the physical properties of the ballistocardiograph.
Highly Cited
1953
Highly Cited
1953
Physical basis of the low-frequency ballistocardiograph.
1953
1953
A new full-frequency range calibrated ballistocardiograph. I. Recording the body ballistics in displacement, velocity, and acceleration.
1952
1952
Identification of the complexes of the electromagnetic ballistocardiogram in a single channel.
Highly Cited
1951
Highly Cited
1951
Ballistocardiography in medical practice.
Seventy years elapsed between the description by Gordon 1 of a method for graphically recording the motion of the body with each… 
Review
1947
Review
1947
THE CARDIAC OUTPUT IN MAN: STUDIES WITH THE LOW FREQUENCY, CRITICALLY-DAMPED BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPH, AND THE METHOD OF RIGHT ATRIAL CATHETERIZATION.
Although the determination of cardiac output from the ballistic recoil of the body with each heart beat has been used repeatedly… 
1943
1943
THE EFFECT OF ANTIPRESSOR KIDNEY EXTRACT, ANGIOTONIN, METHYL GUANIDINE AND TYRAMINE ON CARDIAC OUTPUT AS MEASURED BY THE BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPH IN HYPERTENSIVE AND NORMAL PERSONS
1941
1941
CLINICAL STUDIES WITH THE BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPH; IN CONGESTIVE FAILURE, ON DIGITALIS ACTION, ON CHANGES IN BALLISTIC FORM, AND IN CERTAIN ACUTE EXPERIMENTS.*
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