Length-Circumference Relations of the Left Ventricle
Robert F. Rushmer, Alden A. Nash, DEAN L. FRANKLIN, Dean K. Crystal, Allan W. Lobb, Clyde Wagner
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Robert F. Rushmer, Alden A. Nash, DEAN L. FRANKLIN, Dean K. Crystal, Allan W. Lobb, Clyde Wagner
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Changes in length and circumference of the left ventricle were recorded simultaneously by variable resistance gages on its external surface in intact dogs. The absolute changes in circumference were considerably greater than the changes in length, but the relative changes in these dimensions were similar (averaging around 2 to 3 per cent). Under most circumstances, the length and circumference vary in the same direction but occasionally inexplicable differences in response were observed.
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Changes in length and circumference of the left ventricle were recorded simultaneously by variable resistance gages on its external surface in intact dogs. The absolute changes in circumference were considerably greater than the changes in length, but the relative changes in these dimensions were similar (averaging around 2 to 3 per cent). Under most circumstances, the length and circumference vary in the same direction but occasionally inexplicable differences in response were observed.
Key concepts: Circumference, Ventricle, Anatomy, Cardiology, Internal medicine, Medicine, Mathematics, Geometry