1975
DOI: 10.1016/0022-4804(75)90114-6
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Hemodynamic studies in conscious domestic ponies

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“…Senta, et al (1973) gave values for LVET in the Thoroughbred which were slightly longer than those found in the present series. The differences between the present results, those of Amend, et al (1972Amend, et al ( , 1975 and those of Senta, et al (1973) indicate that LVET in the horse is possibly influenced by several factors including heart rate and breed, as well as the state of the cardiovascular system. An indication of the variation of the phases of the cycle with heart rate was shown in the results from Case 565, but as essentially only 2 groups of R-R intervals occurred no firm relationship could be established.…”
Section: Ventricular Eject Ioncontrasting
confidence: 92%
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“…Senta, et al (1973) gave values for LVET in the Thoroughbred which were slightly longer than those found in the present series. The differences between the present results, those of Amend, et al (1972Amend, et al ( , 1975 and those of Senta, et al (1973) indicate that LVET in the horse is possibly influenced by several factors including heart rate and breed, as well as the state of the cardiovascular system. An indication of the variation of the phases of the cycle with heart rate was shown in the results from Case 565, but as essentially only 2 groups of R-R intervals occurred no firm relationship could be established.…”
Section: Ventricular Eject Ioncontrasting
confidence: 92%
“…Work in this laboratory has shown that the first sound occurs about 10 to 20 msec after the onset of pressure rise in the ventricles and thus the Q -SI interval may be an overestimate of the electromechanical delay. The values given by Amend, et al (1975) for this interval may also be higher for the same reason.…”
Section: Ventricular Systolementioning
confidence: 91%
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“…Bradley (1896), Bohm and Stepanek (1957), Robb, et af. (1972), Kubo, Senta and Sugimoto (1974) and Amend, Garner, Rosborough and Hoff (1975) have also provided data on organ and body weights, but with limited supplementary information. Some of these reports were confined to one organ.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%