The effect of vagal stimulation on intra-auricular block produced by pressure or cooling / by T. Lewis and A.N. Drury.

  • Thomas Lewis
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[1923]
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Credit: The effect of vagal stimulation on intra-auricular block produced by pressure or cooling / by T. Lewis and A.N. Drury. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS. THE CAUSE OF INCREASED VASCULAR SOUNDS AFTER EPINEPHRIN INJECTIONS Se By JOHN K. LEWIS: aid NG W. HEWLETT. (from the Department of Medicine, Stanford Medical School.) A CASE SHOWING RApPIp VENTRICULAR RHYTHM WITH PERIODS OF AURICULOVENTRICULAR DISSOCIATION By A. W. HEWLETT. (From the Department of Medicine, Stanford Medical School.) OBSERVATIONS RELATING TO StrRAcuTE INFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS Part 1. Notes on the Normal Structure of the Aortic Valve. Part 2. Bicuspid Aortic Valves of Congenital Origin. By THOMAS LEWIS and RONALD T. GRANT. (University College Hospital Medical School.) THE CAUSATION OF EXTRASYSTOLIC IRREGULARITIES OF THE HEART SYSTOLE By Ge C.- ILLESCU (Dicanects Aut A. SEBASTIANI (Bome). (From University College Hospital Medical School, London.) THE I[RREGULARITY OF THE VENTRICULAR RATE IN PAROXYSMAL VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA a By G. F. STRONG (Vancouver, B.C.) and S. A. LEVINE (Boston): (From the Medical Clinic of the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Boston.) THe INFLUENCE OF CIRCULATORY CHANGES ON THE GASEOUS EXCHANGES OF THE BLOOD .. ITI.—An Experimental Study of Great oe rchs By LUCIEN DAUTREBANDE, H. WHITRIDGE DAVIKS, and JONATHAN MEAKINS. (Prom the Department of Therapeutics, University of Edinburgh.) THE INFLUENCE OF CIRCULATORY DISTURBANCES ON THE GASEOUS EXCHANGE OF THE BLOOD oe Ts IV.—The Blood Gases and Gimulanon Rate in. Cases of Mitral Stenosis, By JONATHAN MEAKINS, LUCIEN DAUTREBANDE and WJ PETEER. (from the Department of Therapeutics, Hdinburgh University.) THE Errect of VAGAL STIMULATION ON Toner ee Bock PRODUCED BY PRESSURE OR COOLING By T. LEWIS and A. N. DRURY. (University College Hospital Medical School.) “A CasrE oF Heart Buiock ILLUSTRATING THE BEHAVIOUR OF THE AURICLE DurRING PERIODS OF PROLONGED VENTRICULAR SILENCE ”’ H te as 7 we By HAROLD WILTSHIRE. (Department of Cardiology, King’s College Hospital.) t \ PAGR. 1 21 101 133 153 ion 20]
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