The Terminal Complex of Electrocardiograms from Normal Children in Extremity, CR, V and CF Leads, and a Comparison with Adults.*

Various problems associated with convalescence have attracted interest ever since ancient times (25). The present century has brought investigations into e. g. the metabolism in typhoid fever convalescents (as), the liver function post-This study was aided by the Swedish National Association Against Tuberculosis. Grateful acknowledgement is also made to Docents T. Sjostrand, S. R. Kjellberg and H. Linderholm for their suggestions and advice; and to Dr. Chr. Hedman for his interpreting of the roentgenograms.

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Electrocardiographic Studies in Patients with Abnormalities in Serial Examinations with Standard Leads during Acute Infectious Diseases.

Bengtsson

1957

Journal of Internal Medicine

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The Terminal Complex of Electrocardiograms from Normal Children in Extremity, CR, V and CF Leads, and a Comparison with Adults.*

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