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The human sinus node electrogram: a transvenous catheter technique and a comparison of directly measured and indirectly estimated sinoatrial conduction time in adults by Reiffel, J A, Gang, E, Gliklich, J, Weiss, M B, Davis, J C, Patton, J N, Bigger, Jr, J T

“…To improve methods for evaluating human sinus node function (SNF), we developed a transvenous electrode catheter technique for direct recording of sinus node…”
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Sites of Action and Active Forms of Lidocaine and Some Derivatives on Cardiac Purkinje Fibers by GLIKLICH, JERRY I, HOFFMAN, BRIAN F

“…We have compared the effects of lidocaine (L) to those of several derivatives in an attempt to determine the sites of action and active forms of the molecules…”
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Effect of sodium lactate on patients with panic disorder and mitral valve prolapse by Gorman, J M, Fyer, A F, Gliklich, J, King, D, Klein, D F

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Effect of imipramine on prolapsed mitral valves of patients with panic disorder by Gorman, J M, Fyer, A F, Gliklich, J, King, D, Klein, D F

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Effects of AHR-2666 on electrical activity of canine cardiac tissues: possible inhibition of slow inward current by Siegal, M S, Gliklich, J I, Mary-Rabine, L, Hoffman, B F

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Response to programmed ventricular stimulation: Sensitivity, specificity and relation to heart disease by Livelli, Frank D., Bigger, J.Thomas, Reiffel, James A., Gang, Eli S., Patton, J.Norman, Noethling, Patricia M., Rolnitzky, Linda M., Gliklich, Jerry I.

“…This prospective study of 100 patients evaluated the sensitivity and specificity of the repetitive ventricular response and ventricular tachycardia induced by…”
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Indirectly estimated sinoatrial conduction time by the atrial premature stimulus technique: patterns of error and the degree of associated inaccuracy as assessed by direct sinus node electrography by Reiffel, J A, Gang, E, Livelli, F, Gliklich, J, Bigger, Jr, J T

“…The atrial premature stimulus method for estimating sinoatrial conduction time (SACT) is commonly used. When the stimulated atrial premature depolarization…”
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Effects of AY-22,241 (Actodigin) on electrical and mechanical activity of cardiac tissues by Gliklich, J I, Gaffney, R, Rosen, M R, Hoffman, B F

“…AY-22,241 (Actodigin) is a new rapid-acting semisynthetic cardiotonic steroid. In experiments on contractility of cat papillary muscle, Actodigin (2 times…”
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Four-Contact Glove Probe Method for Rapid Recording of Cardiac Electrograms during Surgery by Spotnitz, Henry M., Gliklich, Jerry I., Ross, Samuel, Reiffel, James A., Malm, James R., Bigger, J. Thomas, Hoffman, Brian F.

“…A technique is presented for recording four simultaneous electrograms from the heart during operation for cardiac arrhythmias. This technique permits…”
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Electrophysiologic testing in patients with recurrent syncope: are results predicted by prior ambulatory monitoring? by Reiffel, J A, Wang, P, Bower, R, Bigger, Jr, J T, Livelli, Jr, F, Ferrick, K, Gliklich, J, Zimmerman, J

“…Syncope is a common medical problem which can result from many etiologies, including cardiac dysrhythmias. Because ambulatory monitoring usually fails to…”
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Usefulness of atrioventricular nodal wenckebach periodicity in predicting sinus nodal entrance block during atrial pacing by Wang, Paul, Reiffel, James A., Zimmerman, John, Livelli, Frank, Gliklich, Jerry, Ferrick, Kevin, Thomas Bigger, J., Noethling, Patricia

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Clinical and electrophysiologic characteristics of sinoatrial entrance block evaluated by direct sinus node electrography: prevalence, relation to antegrade sinoatrial conduction time, and relevance to sinus node disease by Reiffel, J A, Gang, E, Livelli, Jr, F, Gliklich, J, Bigger, Jr, J T

“…When AV conduction is normal, the absence of VA conduction is not abnormal. Analogous information about retrograde sinoatrial conduction is not available…”
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Sinus node echoes and concealed concealed conduction: additional sinus node phenomena confirmed in man by direct sinus node electrography by Reiffel, J A, Bigger, J T, Ferrick, K, Livelli, Jr, F D, Gliklich, J, Wang, P, Bosner, R

“…Direct sinus node electrography has been previously used to assess several aspects of sinus node physiology: sinus node pauses, overdrive suppression,…”
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