A New Microcomputer-Based ECG Analysis System

Digital Record

Identifier: 101584929X106

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Digital Object (text)

Dates

Publication: September 1983

Extent

9 Pages

Description

The electrocardiograph (ECG) was devised by Jack Klingeman, a specialist in non-invasive evaluation of cardiovascular disease. In this article, Freis joined with Klingeman, Kyle, Conrad, and Pipberger to evaluate a new automated ECG system that utilized computer technology. Freis took part in this evaluation because the software for the system was developed at the Veterans Administration.

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Original Profiles System Identifier

XFBBHC

Source Category

Periodical

Kyle, Mary C., J. D. Klingeman, J. D. Conrad, Edward D. Freis, and H. V. Pipberger. "A New Microcomputer-Based ECG Analysis System." Clinical Cardiology 6, (September 1983): 447-455. Article. 9 Images.

Clinical Cardiology

Physical Description

Physical Condition - Good

Subjects

Linked Records

Edward D. Freis Papers | Series 3: Writings, Lectures and Public Appearances, 1942-2002 | Freis reprints, 1942-2001 | Ne - No, 1974-83

Collecting Area Details

Part of the Archives and Modern Manuscripts Collection Collecting Area

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