Auricular flutter / by William Thomas Ritchie.

  • William Thomas Ritchie
Date:
1914
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Credit: Auricular flutter / by William Thomas Ritchie. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University Libraries/Information Services, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University.

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    LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS 111 all the electroi'jinliogiaius, except those in Figs. 32 ami 89, the time recoi-d is 2857 per second, lu all the polygraph tracings the time record is 0*2 second. 1. Horizontal section through the right nuricle, showing the .sinus nod (Plate I.) . . ' 2. Nerve with ganglion cells near the sinus node. (Plate I.) . 3. The atrio-ventricular bundle. (Plate II.) .... 4. The atrio-ventricular bundle and its branches. (Plate III.) 5. Normal jugulo-carotid and brachial tracings .... 6. Normal jugulo-carotid and brachial tracings . 7. Sinus arrhythmia with h waves in the jugulo-carotid tracing 8. Electrocardiographic control curves ..... 9. Normal electrocardiogram ...... 10. Jugulo-carotid pulsations and electrocardiogram 11. Monophasic and diphasic deflexions ..... 12. Electrocardiograms in mitral stenosis and in aortic incompetence . 13. Brachial and apical tracings showing an extrasystole 14. Sphygmogram. An extrasystole with a fully compensatory pause 15. Sphygmogram. An extrasystole that does not cause a pulse-wave . 16. Sphygmogram. An extrasystole followed by an incomplete pause 17. Electrocardiograms. Ventricular extrasystoles. (Plate IV.) 18. Sphygmogram and electrocardiogram. An interpolated extrasystole, (Plate V.) . 19. Electrocardiograms. Ventricular extrasystoles of type 1. (Plate V.) 20. Electrocardiograms. Ventricular extrasystoles of type 2. (Plate V.) 21. Electrocardiogram. Auricular extrasystoles. (Plate VI.) . 22. Syphilitic aortitis. (Plate VI.) ..... 23. Orthodiagram. Normal heart ..... 24. Orthodiagram. Mitral stenosis and auricular fibrillation . 25. Orthodiagram. Auricular fibrillation .... 26. Tracings from a case of auricular fibrillation.... 27. Electrocardiogram from a case of auricular fibrillation 28. Inflammatory infiltration of the auricular muscle in Case III. 29. Orthodiagram in Case I. ..... . 30. Tracings showing complete heart-block .... 31. Tracings. Auricular flutter and complete heart-block 32. Electrocardiogram. Auricular flutter and complete heart-block. (Plate VII.) 33. Electrocai'diogiam. Auricular flutter, complete heart-block, and one veiitri cular extrasystole. (Plate VII.) ..... 34. Electrocardiogram after cessation of auricular flutter in Case I. (Plate VII.) . . . . . . . 35. Electrocardiogram. Compression of the left vagus in auricular lluLter an complete heart-block. (Plate VIII.) .... 9 10^ 10 11 la 13 13 13 14 15 15 15. 16 16 18 19 20' 21 22 31 36 37 42 42 42 42 42
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