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Radiotelemetry of cardiovascular responses to exercise and diving in penguins
Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Physiology, 1973Abstract 1. 1. Cardiovascular adjustments to voluntary exercise and diving have been studied in two species of penguins ( Pygoscelis papua and P. adeliae ) using techniques for telemetry of blood flow, blood pressure and heart rate. 2. 2. Free exercise resulted in a rise in heart rate (from 122 to 278 beats/min), mean blood pressure (from ...
R W, Millard, K, Johansen, W K, Milsom
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Radiotelemetry of Echidnas and Platypus
2001We used implanted transmitters to track echidnas and record body temperatures year round. The resultant discovery of hibernation in these non-placental mammals (but not in their close relatives, Platypus), sometimes in quite benign climates, poses questions about the origin of the ability to hibernate and the origin of endothermy itself. To help answer
Beard, Lyn A., Grigg, Gordon C.
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RADIOTELEMETRY IN ANESTHESIA AND SURGERY
International Anesthesiology Clinics, 1965D A, Davis, W E, Thornton
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Radiotelemetry of direct blood pressure.
Biotelemetry and patient monitoring, 1982With radiotelemetry either systemic arterial pressure or pulmonary artery pressure or both simultaneously can be measured, which allows testing of all groups of patients with cardiovascular diseases. The telemetry system also allows simultaneous assessment of ECG, which in patients with arrhythmias reveals the hemodynamic effects of ectopic beats.
R, Zerzawy, K, Bachmann
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A method of radiotelemetry in equine electrocardiography
Veterinary Record, 1966J R, Holmes, B J, Alps, P G, Darke
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