Circulation Research -- Table of Contents (10 [3])

Volume 10, Issue 3; March 1, 1962

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	Editor's Note Circ Res. 1962;10:249 PDF
	Compensatory Hyperfunction of the Heart and Cardiac Insufficiency F. Z. MEERSON Circ Res. 1962;10:250-258 PDF
	Rapid Serial Angiography in the Investigation of the Pharmacology of Brain Circulation in the Dog GIANCARLO CANOSSI, BRUNELLO BRUNELLI, NICOLA CORTESI, and AMILCARE CARPI Circ Res. 1962;10:259-268 Abstract \| PDF
	Increased Vascular Reactivity in Experimental Hypertension DAVID B. GORDON and ALFREDO NOGUEIRA Circ Res. 1962;10:269-273 Abstract \| PDF
	Dynamics of Ventricular Ejection MERRILL P. SPENCER and FRANK C. GREISS Circ Res. 1962;10:274-279 Abstract \| PDF
	Cardiodynamic Effects of Experimental Bundle-Branch Block in the Dog JAMES R. WENNEMARK, DAVID F. BLAKE, and PAUL KEZDI Circ Res. 1962;10:280-284 Abstract \| PDF
	Work of the Heart Under the Effect of Induced Arterial Pressure Oscillations Studied in Intact Anesthetized Dogs HEINZ P. PIEPER Circ Res. 1962;10:285-294 Abstract \| PDF
	Pacemaker Failure in Complete Heart Block HAROLD M. ALBERT, BERT A. GLASS, JACK A. ANDONIE, and KENNETH C. CRANOR Circ Res. 1962;10:295-297 Abstract \| PDF
	Reducation of the Utilization of the Heart by Left Heart Bypass CLARENCE DENNIS, DAVID P. HALL, JUAN R. MORENO, and ÅKE SENNING Circ Res. 1962;10:298-305 Abstract \| PDF
	Electrophysiological Study of Human Heart Muscle WOLFGANG TRAUTWEIN, DONALD G. KASSEBAUM, RUSSELL M. NELSON, and HANS H. HECHT Circ Res. 1962;10:306-312 Abstract \| PDF
	Evidence for a Prolonged Biological Half-Life of Na²² in Patients with Hypertension LEWIS K. DAHL, MALCOLM G. SMILAY, LAWRENCE SILVER, and SANFORD SPRARAGEN Circ Res. 1962;10:313-320 Abstract \| PDF
	Study of Heart Mitochondria and Glycolytic Metabolism in Experimentally Induced Cardiac Failure ARNOLD SCHWARTZ and KWANG SOO LEE Circ Res. 1962;10:321-332 Abstract \| PDF
	Effects of Experimental Congestive Heart Failure, Ouabain, and Asphyxia on the High-Energy Phosphate and Creatine Content of the Guinea Pig Heart MAURICE B. FEINSTEIN Circ Res. 1962;10:333-346 Abstract \| PDF
	Mechanism of the Myocardial Effects of Bretylium J. P. GILMORE and J. H. SIEGEL Circ Res. 1962;10:347-353 Abstract \| PDF
	Anemia-induced Changes in Cardiac Output in Dogs Treated with Dichloroisoproterenol CHARLES W. GOWDEY JAMES G. BOYD Circ Res. 1962;10:354-358 Abstract \| PDF
	Effects of Bradykinin on the Systemic and Coronary Vascular Bed of the Intact Dog G. M. MAXWELL, R. B. ELLIOTT, and G. M. KNEEBONE Circ Res. 1962;10:359-363 Abstract \| PDF
	Book Reviews Circ Res. 1962;10:364-365 PDF
	News from the American Heart Association Circ Res. 1962;10:366-368 PDF
	Contributors to this Issue Circ Res. 1962;10:369-370 PDF
	Introduction LYSLE H. PETERSON Circ Res. 1962;10:377 PDF
	History and Developmental Aspects of The Indicator-Dilution Technic I. J. Fox Circ Res. 1962;10:381-392 PDF
	Theoretical Basis of Indicator-Dilution Methods For Measuring Flow and Volume Kenneth L. Zierler Circ Res. 1962;10:393-407 PDF
	Theory of the Measurement of the Dispersion of an Indicator in Indicator-Dilution Studies José M. González-Fernández Circ Res. 1962;10:409-428 PDF
	Basic Concepts in the Determination of vascular Volumes by Indicator-Dilution Methods Fred S. Grodins Circ Res. 1962;10:429-446 Abstract \| PDF
	Indicators and Detectors in Circulatory Dilution Studies and Their Application to Organ or Regional Blood-flow Determination I. J. Fox Circ Res. 1962;10:447-471 PDF
	Indicator-Dilution Studies with "Diffusible" Indicators Francis P. Chinard, Theodore Enns, and Mary F. Nolan Circ Res. 1962;10:473-490 Abstract \| PDF
	Thermal-Dilution Technics Kenneth F. Hosie Circ Res. 1962;10:491-504 PDF
	Use of External Counting Technics In Studies of the Circulation Hadley L. Conn, Jr. Circ Res. 1962;10:505-517 Abstract \| PDF
	Analysis of the Role of Indicator Technics In Quantitation of Valvular Regurgitation Homer R. Warner Circ Res. 1962;10:519-529 PDF
	Diagnostic Applications of Indicator-Dilution Technics In Congenital Heart Disease Earl H. Wood Circ Res. 1962;10:531-568 Abstract \| PDF
	Speculations Concerning Present and Future Developments In Indicator-Dilution Technics Earl H. Wood Circ Res. 1962;10:569-581 PDF

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Volume 10, Issue 3; March 1, 1962

Articles

Editor's Note

Compensatory Hyperfunction of the Heart and Cardiac Insufficiency

Rapid Serial Angiography in the Investigation of the Pharmacology of Brain Circulation in the Dog

Increased Vascular Reactivity in Experimental Hypertension

Dynamics of Ventricular Ejection

Cardiodynamic Effects of Experimental Bundle-Branch Block in the Dog

Work of the Heart Under the Effect of Induced Arterial Pressure Oscillations Studied in Intact Anesthetized Dogs

Pacemaker Failure in Complete Heart Block

Reducation of the Utilization of the Heart by Left Heart Bypass

Electrophysiological Study of Human Heart Muscle

Evidence for a Prolonged Biological Half-Life of Na22 in Patients with Hypertension

Study of Heart Mitochondria and Glycolytic Metabolism in Experimentally Induced Cardiac Failure

Effects of Experimental Congestive Heart Failure, Ouabain, and Asphyxia on the High-Energy Phosphate and Creatine Content of the Guinea Pig Heart

Mechanism of the Myocardial Effects of Bretylium

Anemia-induced Changes in Cardiac Output in Dogs Treated with Dichloroisoproterenol

Effects of Bradykinin on the Systemic and Coronary Vascular Bed of the Intact Dog

Book Reviews

News from the American Heart Association

Contributors to this Issue

Introduction

History and Developmental Aspects of The Indicator-Dilution Technic

Theoretical Basis of Indicator-Dilution Methods For Measuring Flow and Volume

Theory of the Measurement of the Dispersion of an Indicator in Indicator-Dilution Studies

Basic Concepts in the Determination of vascular Volumes by Indicator-Dilution Methods

Indicators and Detectors in Circulatory Dilution Studies and Their Application to Organ or Regional Blood-flow Determination

Indicator-Dilution Studies with "Diffusible" Indicators

Thermal-Dilution Technics

Use of External Counting Technics In Studies of the Circulation

Analysis of the Role of Indicator Technics In Quantitation of Valvular Regurgitation

Diagnostic Applications of Indicator-Dilution Technics In Congenital Heart Disease

Speculations Concerning Present and Future Developments In Indicator-Dilution Technics

Spotlight

Evidence for a Prolonged Biological Half-Life of Na²² in Patients with Hypertension