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(Circulation. 1955;11:609.)
© 1955 American Heart Association, Inc.


Differential Analysis of Opacification in Angiocardiography

A Graphic Interpretation of Cardiac Function

J. LIND M.D.1; R. SPENCER M.D.1; C. WEGELIUS M.D.1

1 From the Pediatric Clinic of the Caroline Institute (Prof. A. Wallgren) and the Wenner-Gren Cardiovascular Research Laboratory, Stockholm.

Each individual exposure in an angiocardiogram gives a picture of the arrested motion of the heart in successive stages of opacification. By combining these isolated views in a graph, a continuous dynamic process can be visualized. The chambers of the heart can be analyzed separately, and by correlating the opacification in the various chambers, the function of the heart as a whole can be studied.