rheocardiography
rheocardiography noun: the measurement of hemodynamic parameters of the heart (such as stroke volume and cardiac output) by passing a high-frequency current of small amplitude through the chest and recording changes in electrical resistance.
Noun
rheocardiography (countable and uncountable, plural rheocardiographies)
- The measurement of hemodynamic parameters of the heart (such as stroke volume and cardiac output) by passing a high-frequency current of small amplitude through the chest and recording changes in electrical resistance.
- Rheocardiography seemed to be of valuable assistance in diagnosing these cases and in recording the separate stages of the condition.1951, Excerpta Medica: Pediatrics - Volume 5, page 234
- The biophysical principles of impedance rheocardiography were first substantiated by Russian (A. A. Kedrov, Yu. T. Pushkar) and foreign (W. G. Kubicek, B. Sramek) researchers in the 1940-1960s.2000, Critical Reviews in Biomedical Engineering, page 106
Forms of rheocardiography
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Origin of rheocardiography
From rheo- + cardiography.
Words formed from rheocardiography
Questions about rheocardiography
- What does rheocardiography mean?
- Rheocardiography means the measurement of hemodynamic parameters of the heart (such as stroke volume and cardiac output) by passing a high-frequency current of small amplitude through the chest and recording changes in electrical resistance.
- What part of speech is rheocardiography?
- Rheocardiography is a noun.
- What is the plural of rheocardiography?
- The plural of rheocardiography is rheocardiographies.
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