cardiograph
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cardiograph
1. an instrument for recording the mechanical force and form of heart movements
2. short for electrocardiograph
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2001) Non-invasive cardiac output evaluation during a maximal progressive exercise test, using a new impedance cardiograph device.
One hour after treatment, the fetal cardiograph was recorded again (for 20 min).
UAE-based Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals will also have a strong presence with the launch of its new range of cardiology treatment machines including electro cardiograph machines and automated external defibrillators.
Whether it is Nigeria's Encipher, Congo-Brazzaville's VMK, Ghana's rLG and Kludjeson, or even more daringly, Cameroon's cardiopad, which aims to offer a cardiograph (ECG) service on the go, Africans are investing considerable entrepreneurial and intellectual resources into devising a portable computer system that can serve Africa's users.
He had MRI tests, saw the eye doctors, ultra sound tests, X-rays, electro cardiograph tests and lumbar puncture.
Dr Davies said: "This includes echo cardiograph examination which is a much needed diagnostic test particularly in patients who are being assessed for general and orthopaedic surgery.
A cardiograph (ECG) can be helpful but you will probably have to be referred to have a gadget to wear for a few days.
SonoSite, which specialises in portable ultrasound systems and cardiograph devices, has picked JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE:JPM) as its adviser and has invited second-round offers from prospective buyers, the sources said.
Thus the sensor is applied in the cardiograph to convert variations of the burden impedance into variations of the reflected impedance.
Among the items missing are blood pressure instruments, electro cardiograph (ECG) monitors, syringes, needles, bandages and an unspecified amount of medicines.
The mission provided medical equipment allowing for proper examination and diagnosis such as a cardiograph, a monitor and stethoscopes, machinery that could equip a dentist's surgery, machinery for a full microbiological laboratory, medical aid, as well as medical treatment for orphans.
Royal Philips Electronics (AEX: PHI, NYSE: PHG) is to unveil its latest advance in heart disease detection, the PageWriter TC50 cardiograph, which uses gender-differentiated criteria to assist in the diagnosis of heart disease in women, where symptoms may be different from men1.
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