This volume provides a comprehensive synthesis of the recent advances in the field of electrocardiology, giving a unified framework for a multidisciplinary approach to further studies in this highly complex field. It should serve as a valuable reference for practising, clinical and investigative cardiologists as well as graduate students.
Basic electrophysiology and electropharmacology - heterogeneity in sensitivity of cardiac myocytes to ischaemia as a substrate for arrhythmogenesis in ischaemia and reperfusion, J. Slezak et al; effects of vesnarinone on the delayed rectifier K+ current-experimental and simulation study, J. Tpyama et al; computer modelling - ventricular activation process as a composition of deterministic and stochastic processes, Zs. Csejes et al; a simulation study of Torsades de Pointes with QT prolongation, O. Okazaki et al; heart rate regulation - heart rate control and haemodynamics during sleep in CAD patients with sleep Apnoea syndrome, G. Varoneckas et al; baroreflex sensitivity and heart rate variability, D. Zemaityte et al; rhythm disturbances - comparison of discriminative ability of signal averaged and single beat cardiac micropotentials with/without myocardial electrical instability, Z. Drska et al; comparison of the time-frequency mapping of the signal averaged ECG signal using FFT algorithm and Wigner distribution, P. Hubka et al; body surface potential mapping - spherical-quasiepicardium potential mapping in estimation os surgical treatment for Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, L.I. Titomir et al; noninvasive localization of preexcitation sites using experimental BSPM data, M. Tysler et al; computer assisted electrocardiography - computerized analysis of the spatial velocity curve of the T loop - a new diagnostic approach, P. Arnauld. M.C. Forlini; computerized exercise electrocardiogram analysis system "Kaunas-Load", A. Vainoras et al; clinical electrocardiography , vectorcardiography, and dipolar electrocardiotopography - factors affecting the spatial angle between integral QRS and T vectors, D. Andrasyova et al; Decarto technique in recognition of interior myocardial infarction and localized LVH indistinguishable by standard criteria, T.A. Sakhnova et al; electrocardiologic monitoring of myocardial rejection - influence of circadian rhythm on intramyocardial electrograms for non-invasive rejection monitoring after HTX, B. Grasser et al; the possibilities of using the Wigner's transformation of HRECG for non-invasive detection of acute graft rejection after heart transplantation, M. Bernadic et al; standards of core ECG laboratories - ECG core labs, G.S. Wagner; coding of serial ECG changes using an adaptation of the NOVACODE for Q-ware myocardial infarction in a large multicentre clinical trial - the bypass angioplasty revascularization investigation experience, B.R. Chaitman et al; Bratislava resolution. (Part contents).
