Theoretical principles of cardiometry
The article aims at describing the theoretical principles of cardiometry as a fundamentally new scientific field which enables the accurate measurement of the cardiovascular system parameters.
A new point on ECG: point L as identifier of rapid and slow ejection phases boundary
Description of rapid and slow ejection phases in the cardiac cycle.
Influence of acupuncture on the phase characteristics of the cardiac cycle in the process of treating the patients with cardiovascular system pathology
The response of the cardiovascular system to acupuncture treatment is studied in the present paper.
General problems of metrology and indirect measuring in cardiology: error estimation criteria for indirect measurements of heart cycle phase durations
This paper treats general problems of metrology and indirect measurement methods in cardiology. It is aimed at an identification of error estimation criteria for indirect measurements of heart cycle phase durations.
Criteria of identification of individual heart cycle phases according to an ECG curve are described in this paper.
New philosophy of validation and verification for cardiology: classical proof theory imported from natural sciences
Problems of validation and verification are very critical in medicine. The absence of adequate models describing biophysical processes in the organism leads to using only practical evidence for these purposes that hinders innovations. But advances in medicine require new effective ways to solve these problems. Cardiometry as a new field in cardiology offers a new philosophy of validation and verification based on the classical proof theory borrowed from natural sciences. The aim hereof is to provide a new methodology for validation and verification for cardiovascular diagnostics.
Wavelet transform procedure as the basis for complete automatic interpretation of the cardiac cycle phase structure
The article aims at describing the basic principles of cardiometry – a fundamentally new scientific field which enables the accurate measurement of cardiovascular system parameters.
Basic criteria of finding the markers of hemodynamic self-regulation mechanism on ECG and Rheogram and analysis of compensation mechanism performance in maintaining hemodynamic parameters at their normal levels
Basic criteria of finding the markers of the hemodynamic self-regulation mechanism on an ECG and a Rheogram are described herein. The basics of an analysis of the compensation mechanism responsib le for the maintenance of the hemodynamic parameters within the norms are presented in this paper.
Comparative study of measured heart cycle phase durations: standard lead ECG versus original ascending aorta lead ECG
The article aims at describing the theoretical principles of cardiometry as a fundamentally new scientific field which enables the accurate measurement of the cardiovascular system parameters.
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