New method for analyzing heart vibrations. I. Low frequency vibrations

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New method for analyzing heart vibrations. I. Low frequency vibrations

Abstract

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Left ventricular failure and acute pulmonary edema

On cardiovascular sound: further observations by means of spectral phonocardiography

Vibrations of low frequency over the precordium

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The vibrocardiographic exercise test for coronary insufficiency

Relationship between quantitated precordial movement and left ventricular function

Quantitation of precordial movement. I. Normal subjects

PRECORDIAL MOVEMENTS OVER THE RIGHT VENTRICLE IN NORMAL CHILDREN

The clinical value of frequency analysis of the first heart sound in myocardial infarction

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