Browsing Research Articles (Physiology) by Subject "Echocardiography"

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Diaphragmatic hernia mimicking an atrial mass : a two-dimensional echocardiographic pitfall and a cause of postprandial syncope

Ker, James A.; Van Beljon, Johan (Clinics Cardiv, 2004-07)

A large hiatal hernia constitutes a form of posterior mediastinal mass that can encroach on the posterior aspects of the heart. During two-dimensional echocardiography this phenomenon may be confused with an intra-atrial ...
The double U wave - should the electrocardiogram be interpreted echocardiographically?

Ker, James A. (Libertas Academica, 2010-09)

The U wave is still an electrocardiographic deflection of enigmatic origin. Numerous hypotheses on its origin have been formulated, but to date none has been conclusively proven. Recently, a report described the first ...
Electrocardiographic intricacies clarified by echocardiography-should the electrocardiogram be interpreted echocardiographically?

Ker, James A. (Elsevier, 2012-07)

BACKGROUND: During the past century the electrocardiogram (ECG) has established itself as an integral part of the cardiovascular examination. Since the first direct recordings of cardiac potentials by Waller in 1887, to ...

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