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Author Index: Volume 25
Abendschein DR, 269 Bauer KA, 203 Browne KF, 370 Chen TCK, 1591 de Jong-de Vos van Steenwijk
ACC-ACR-NEMA Ad Hoc Bauerle O, 466 Buchbinder M, 1685 Chen X, 444, 974 CCE, 1615
Group, 800 Baumann FG, 134 Buche M, 1120 Chenu P, 1120 De Marco T, 927
Adamczyk M, 761 Baumgartner H, 1039 Bucher TA, 1479 Chenzbraun A, 171 de Simone G, 1056
Adatia I, 948, 1656 Beanlands RSB, 1258 Buetikofer J, 70 Chesebro JH, 395, 1111 Dean LS, 1137
Admon D, 932 Bech GJW, 1522 Bugiardini R, 597 Chester MR, 837 Deanfield JE, 555
Afridi 1, 137 Becher H, 500 Buja G, 239, 655 Chiariello L, 251 Debowey D, 1380
Aguirre FV, 178 Becker AE, 1263 Bull K, 491 Chibana T, 356 Dec GW, 1143, 1673
Ahmed A, 76 Becker RC, 1063 Burke RP, 943 Chida K, 1641 Deedwania PC, 1504
Ahmed M, 959 Beekman RH, 460 Burnett J, 1712 Chierchia SL, 1032 Dehmer GJ, 1069
Aihara N, 54 Belhassen B, 1327 Burnett JC Jr., 1445 Chomka E, 76 Dejode P, 1564
Airaksinen KEJ, 437 Bell MR, 1650 Busch F, 761 Christ G, 1039 Dekker JM, 1321
Akasaka T, 640 Benacerraf BR, 739 Butler GC, 672 Christian TF, 567, 1223 Delabays A, 482
Aker UT, 1685 Benditt DG, 70 Buttars JA, 619 Chuang YC, 1479 Delemarre BJ, 1341
Alam M, 768 Bennett TD, 1176 Cigarroa CG, 1154 Delianides J, 134
Alderman EL, 171, 311 Berdan LG, 1693 Ciucci A, 871 Della Bella P, 39
Aleksic I, 932 Berger PB, 1650 Califf RM, 10S, 1380, 1552, Clair WK, 984 DeMaria AN, 224, 1223, 1250
Alexander B, 582 Bergin ML, 1189 1693 Cleland JGF, 1273 Denes P, 908
Alpert BS, 735 Berman DS, 99, 403, 1024 Callans DJ, 47, 431 Clementy J, 1365 Denton TA, 403
Alpert JS, 1 Bernstein RC, 901 Callihan RL, 1373 Clericuzio C, 59 Derumeaux G, 1665
Alpert MA, 1318 Bersin RM, 804 Cameron AAC, 188 Cohen I, 403 Dessain P, 619
Amidon TM, 927 Berul Cl, 431 Camm AJ, 1347 Cohn LH, 258 Devereux RB, 83, 417, 885,
Ammash NM, 452 Bessou JP, 1665 Campini R, 590, 1539 Colan SD, 739 1056
Amols H, 1451 Bhargava V, 1046 Candell-Riera J, 815 Colistra C, 1295 Devries S, 76
Anand IS, 1402 Bianco C, 1295 Cannon CP, 30S, 582 Collins P, 807 Dewhurst TA, 333
Anderson RH, 475 Biblo LA, 1601 Cao Q-L, 482 Collins TJ, 1681 Deyo RA, 333
Andrassy G, 803 Bigger JT Jr., 289 Cape HG, 1474 Colombo A, 633 Di Bello V, 1408
Angelini A, 655 Bingham S, 403 Capone R, 908 Colombo E, 915 Di Muro C, 1408
Angelini C, 239 Binkley PF, 958 Cappelletti A, 1032 Colvin SB, 134 Di Salvo TG, 1143
Apfelbaum M, 1310 Bittner V, 1000 Captopril Thrombolysis Study Comito M, 1295 Diamond GA, 403, 937, 1024
Apostolidou MA, 137 Blanche C, 932 Investigators, 1622 Connelly GP, 198 Diehl L, 1609
Appleyard RF, 258 Blinston GE, 1089 Caracciolo EA, 178 Connolly HM, 410 Dillon S, 693
Arakawa K, 1282 Bodenheimer MM, 1476 Carbucicchio C, 39 Corin WJ, 113 DiSciascio G, 1137
Ardehali A, 1387 Bodo I, 553 Cardiac Arrhythmia Cornel JH, 1486 DiSessa TG, 735
Ardissino D, 203, 1516 Boehrer JD, 1380 Suppression Trial Corra U, 1539 Dittman E, 1499
Armitage JM, 1183 Boersma E, 995, 1486 Investigators, 1250 Coumel P, 1564 Diver DJ, 582
Armstrong PW, 610, 1552 Bohm M, 146 Cardona N, 1295 Cowley MJ, 1137 Doig JC, 1591
Armstrong WF, 1258 Bonnier HJRM, 1522 Carlson M, 908 Crawford FA, 773 Dolack GL, 1576
Arnese M, 1486 Boomsma F, 995 Carlson MD, 1601 Crea F, 251 Domingo E, 815
Athanassopoulos G, 1507 Booth DC, 224 Carlsson J, 843 Cribier A, 1665 Donohue B, 370
Aubry N, 680 Borggrefe M, 444, 974 Carne X, 65 Cross DB, 218 Donohue TJ, 178
Auch-Schwelk W, 761 Borghi A, 597 Carrigan K, 1046 Crues JV, 932 Dooris M, 1700
Austin EH III, 1741 Borgioni C, 871 Carroll RJ, 557 Cupples LA, 198 Douglas PS, 553, 1354
Aversano T, 781 Borrego C, 922 Cart: B, 915 Currier JW, 516 Downar E, 1591
Ayala K, 1393 Bossaller C, 761 Case CL, 735 Czer LSC, 932 Drinkwater DC, 163
Bossuyt PMM, 1286 Castaneda AR, 1712 Duff HJ, 989
Bot H, 1341 Castell J, 815 Duffy CI, 305
Baan J, 1428 Botas J, 171 Cattaneo M, 203 Dae M, 927 Duske E, 761
Bach DS, 1258 Botvinick EH, 927 Cauchemez B, 1564 Dahan M, 680
Bach RG, 178 Boyko V, 1558 CAVEAT Investigators, 1693 Dahl RW, 1373
Bae EA, 1516 Brachmann J, 1436 CAVEAT-I Investigators, 1380 Daida H, 193 Egstrup K, 1516
Bailey KR, 703, 1111, 1650 Bradley TD, 672 Caveny J, 895 Daliento L, 655 Eichhorn EJ, 154, 1154
Baim DS, 582 Braga SS, 915 Cerqueira MD, 1084 Dalla Volta S, 239 Eigler NL, 866
Bakdash H, 76 Braunwald E, 30S, 395, 582 Chaitman B, 178, 1000 Dallapiccola B, 239 Eisenberg PR, 725
Baleynaud S, 680 Bray BE, 922 Chandrasekaran K, 1393 Daly D, 1069 El Gamal MIH, 1522
Ball SG, 42S Breall JA, 582 Chandrashekhar Y, 1402 Danieli G, 239 Ellenbogen KA, 901
Ballardini L, 915 Bregengard C, 753 Chapekis AT, 1380 Daniels SR, 1056 Ellis SG, 1137, 1380
Ballenger MN, 1499 Breithardt G, 444, 974 Chareonthaitawee P, 567 Danielson GK, 1111, 1189 El-Sherif N, 908
Bansal RC, 1393 Brener SJ, 305 Charlesworth A, 1063 Daoud E, 1605 Emanuel LL, 35
Bardy GH, 1576 Bricker JT, 1420 Chase GA, 424 Davidoff R, 198 Enriquez-Sarano M, 703
Bargheer K, 1013 Bridges ND, 725, 1712 Chatterjee K, 927 Davies RF, 619 Erdmann E, 146
Barrabés JA, 815 Bristow MR, 1225 Chawla LS, 1402 Davis KB, 1000 Esaki Y, 1641
Bartelt N, 1176 Broccolino M, 203 Cheitlin MD, 1387 Dawkins PR, 452 Escobar A, 1681
Bartoccini C, 871 Brodde O-E, 761 Chelliah N, 370 Daxini BV, 349 Eucher P, 1120
Battistelli M, 871 Brogno DA, 188 Chen L, 753, 837 De Bakker JMT, 1457 Evangelista A, 710
Battle RW, 128 Brown MA, 218 Chen M-Y, 70 De Bruyne B, 1522 Evans MA, 1223, 1445
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Falk RH, 665 Giampietro O, 1408 Hartzler GO, 370 Iwasaki Y, 687 Kolodgie FD, 1743
Fallah H, 554 Giannuzzi P, 590, 1539 Hasking GJ, 246 Iwase M, 91, 295 Kondos G, 76
Farb A, 1743 Gibbons RJ, 567 Hatfield B, 154 Koning R, 1665
Fasoli G, 239 Gibson CM, 582, 1492 Hauer K, 1239 Kono T, 768
Faxon DP, 362, 516 Gilbert EM, 922, 1225 Hauer RNW, 1457 Jackson N, 1273 Koolen JJ, 1522
Fazio F, 1032 Gill EA, 922 Haverkamp W, 444, 974 Jacobs AK, 1693 Koren MJ, 1056
Fedderly RT, 460 Gill RW, 1476 Haxhe J-P, 1120 Jain SP, 1681 Koretsune Y, 1162
Feldman T, 1129 Gillis AM, 989 Hayashi H, 1584 James BC, 557 Koshkarian GM, 804
Fenrich AL Jr., 1195 Gioffré G, 251 Hayes DL, 281 Javier SP, 318 Koster RW, 1341
Ferguson JJ, 803 Gioffré PA, 251 Hayes SN, 703 Jenni R, 1474 Kottkamp H, 444, 974
Ferreira B, 680 Giordano A, 590, 1539 Hebert PR, 23S Johannes JM, 1615 Kottke TE, 193
Feyter PJ, 1486 Gittenberger-de Groot AC, Hedner U, 753 Johannesen M, 753 Koyama J, 224
Fiehn E, 1239 948 Heesch CM, 154 Johnson G, 1576 Kreuzer H, 1170
Figulla HR, 1170 Giustetto C, 648 Heim A, 1170 Jonas RA, 943 Krittayaphong R, 1499
Fihn SD, 333 Giusti C, 1408 Heinle SK, 122 Jones M, 264 Krogmann ON, 113
Fioretti PM, 995, 1486 Glazier S, 1700 Heller K, 1327 Josephson ME, 47 Kromhout D, 1321
Fisch C, 1465 Goldberger JJ, 959 Hennekens CH, 18S, 23S, 387 Joshi J, 1507 Krone R, 1477
Fischer B, 648, 1365 Golden RN, 1499 Heo J, 830 Josse RG, 610 Krucoff MW, 1552
FitzGibbon GM, 1019 Goldman JH, 1627 Heras M, 1111 Jougasaki M, 342 Krum H, 289
Flack J, 895 Goldman L, 38S Herbert M, 619 Jugdutt BI, 1089, 1718 Krumholz HM, 879
Flaker GC, 582 Goldsmith RL, 289 Herre JM, 901 Jugdutt SJ, 1089 Kiibler W, 1239
Flatley M, 582 Goldsmith SR, 246 Herrmann HC, 1129 Juran N, 1700 Kudenchuk PJ, 1576
Fleck E, 761 Goldstein S, 768 Hess OM, 113 Kuebler W, 1436
Fletcher SE, 730 Gomez A, 466 Heuser RR, 1685 Kuecherer HF, 1436
Floras JS, 672 Gonzalez-Alujas T, 710 Higa S, 356 Kadish A, 959 Kugiyama K, 342, 1105
Flores AR, 210 Good JM, 1273 Higashino Y, 1076 Kafka H, 1019 Kuis W, 1615
Flynn MS, 178 Gore JM, 1063 Hindricks G, 444, 974 Kaku B, 1547 Kumar S, 927
Fonarow G, 163 Gottdiener JS, 424 Hirai M, 1584 Kalberer B, 1239 Kurita A, 1282
Forbat SM, 1300 Gottlieb CD, 431 Kamada T, 1162 Kurita T, 54
Hirama M, 717
Foris K, 619 Gottlieb RS, 1380 Kamakura S, 54 Kussmaul WG III, 1685
Hirao K, 1609
Fox KM, 554 Gottlieb S$, 1250 Hird RB, 773 Kaplan NM, 1742 Kusuoka H, 1076
Forman MB, 1748 Gétze S, 761 Hirose K, 567, 1097 Kaplinsky E, 1558 Kuzuya T, 1076
Fragasso G, 1032 Gourgon R, 680 Karwatowski SP, 1300 Kvols LK, 410
Hirota Y, 888
Franz MR, 746 Grady RM, 725 Kaski JC, 807, 837, 1473
Ho SY, 475
Freedman SB, 349 Graham SA, 1476 Kato H, 342
Hochman JS, 47S
Freeman MR, 610 Granato JE, 210 Katz R, 908 La Rosée K, 146
Hod H, 1558
Freeman R, 1474 Granger C, 1552 Hoegerman GS, 895 Kaufmann RB, 626 Laks H, 163
Freigang K, 1436 Grayburn PA, 1154 Kawamura K, 888 Lamberti F, 648
Hoffmann M, 1700
Freimark D, 932 Green GE, 188 Kawano S, 224, 687 Lambrew C, 395
Holdright DR, 554
French JK, 218 Greene HL, 1250 Keane JF, 1416 Landini L, 1408
Holmes DR Jr., 10S, 281, 1380,
Fricker FJ, 1183 Gresalfi N, 1069 Keating M, 59 Landoni C, 1032
1650, 1693
Friedman JD, 99, 403, 1024 Griepp RB, 1746 Keeler GP, 1380, 1693 Landzberg M, 1656
Hook BG, 47
Friedman RA, 1195 Grifka RG, 730 Keeling PJ, 1627 Lane A, 823
Horder M, 574
Froelicher VF, 1477 Grill DE, 1111 Keighley CS, 1354 Langer A, 610, 1552
Hori M, 1076, 1162
Frohwein S, 823 Grill HP, 210 Keith F, 927 Laniado S, 1327
Fujieda K, 687 Grines CL, 370, 848, 1700 Horn SD, 557 Kelly DT, 349 Laragh JH, 1056
Hornberger LK, 739
Fujii H, 342 Grossi EA, 134 Kennedy JW, 1000 Larson M, 879
Fujii K, 1076 Guallar E, 387 Horvath KA, 258 Kent KM, 318, 1479, 1685 Larsonkeller JJ, 1111
Fujikawa H, 107 Guerrero JL, 605 Horwood LE, 1605 Kermani D, 163 Late Assessment of
Fulton DR, 482 Guidry GW, 1529 Hosoda Y, 193 Kermani M, 163 Thrombolytic Efficacy
Furuhashi K, 1634 Guntheroth WG, 1747 Hozumi T, 640 Kern MJ, 178 Investigators, 1063
Furuya ME, 466 Gurley JC, 224 Huikuri HV, 437 Khan MI, 1089 Lau D, 927
Fusman B, 76 Gurné O, 1120 Humen D, 789 Kiat H, 99, 403, 1024 Laurence RG, 258
Fuster V, 1111 GUSTO Investigators, 1552 Hummel JD, 1605 Kikuta K, 342, 1105 Lazzara R, 1609
Gutfinger DE, 633 Humphries SE, 1627 Kimber S, 1591 Leach AJ, 1019
Hunt SA, 171 King SB, 1685 LeBoutillier M III, 134
Gaita F, 648 Huther M, 1250 Kingma JH, 1622 Lee TC, 311
Galioto FM, 1420 Habibi H, 619 Kirsner RL, 1476 LeJemtel TH, 47S
Galli M, 590, 1539 Haissaguerre M, 648, 1365 Kisslo J, 122 Leon MB, 318, 1479, 1685
Gallik DM, 1529 Hall AS, 42S Iamele M, 251 Kita Y, 1547 Leor J, 1558
Galloway AC, 134 Hall SA, 1154 Ibriham A, 1046 Kitakaze M, 1076 Lepage S, 619
Garcia del Castillo H, 710 Hallstrom A, 1250 Ideker RE, 1373 Kitzis I, 1327 Letac B, 1665
Garcia-Dorado D, 710 Hambrecht R, 1239 Idriss SF, 1373 Klas B, 482 Leung W-H, 311
Gardin JM, 895 Hamer AW, 218 lida K, 687 Klautz RJM, 1428 Lev E, 1327
Garratt KN, 1693 Hamer ME, 984 Ikeda U, 107, 1634 Kleber G-d-S, 1436 Levine RA, 700
Garrigues S, 1365 Hamilton MA, 163 IMAGE Study Group, 1516 Klein JL, 823 Levovist Cardiac Working
Gaspardone A, 251 Hammond EH, 922 Imparato A, 1539 Kligfield P, 417, 1726 Group, 500
Gattone M, 1539 Hampton J, 1063 Inden Y, 1584 Klinke WP, 619 Levy D, 879
Gencel L, 1365 Hansen R, 70 Ino H, 1547 Klinski C, 927 Levy P, 76
Gent GED, 1499 Harasty DA, 932 Irokawa M, 1634 Klootwijk P, 1321, 1552 LeWinter MM, 128
Gerlis LM, 475 Harms MP, 1615 Ishihara H, 91 Knatterud GL, 395 Lewis CE, 895
Gersh BJ, 395, 1650 HARP Research Group, 1492 Iskandrian AS, 830 Koch G, 1499 Lewis NP, 171
Gharib M, 1199 Harrington RA, 1693 Isner J, 1129 Koistinen MJ, 437 Leya F, 1380
Ghods M, 830 Harris L, 1591 Ito H, 1076 Kolansky DM, 1685 Lichtenberg A, 848
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Lichtlen PR, 1013 May MA, 848 Mundigler G, 1039 Orszulak TA, 1111 Puchrowicz-Ochocki S, 370
Liddell NE, 693 Mayer JE Jr., 1712 Murakami K, 356 Overlie P, 370 Puddu P, 597
Light KC, 1499 Maynard C, 1084 Murakami T, 113 Puga FJ, 1111
Lincoff AM, 1137, 1693 McCabe CH, 582 Murgatroyd FD, 1347 Pullicino P, 1476
Linden W, 619 McCarthy EA, 984 Murray GD, 42S
Lindenfeld J, 1293 McCartney N, 789 Murray JJ, 1748 Packer M, 289
Page RL, 984
Lindpaintner K, 1632 McCartney W, 1499 Myerburg RJ, 437 Queral CA, 932
Pai T, 937
Littmann L, 553 McDonald IG, 1496
Painter JA, 1479
Litvack F, 866 McDonald M, 989
Livengood SV, 424 McDonald RW, 739 Nadeau C, 619 Palmas W, 403, 1024 Rabinowitz B, 1558
Lloyd TR, 460 McDonell M, 333 Nagamine F, 356 Palomar A, 466 Raczynski JM, 895
Locati EH, 1564 McGill JB, 1706 Nagata K, 295 Pandian NG, 482 Rahman MA, 672
Papp L, 803
Lock BG, 1416 McKelvie RS, 789 Nagata S, 1162 Raitt MH, 1084, 1576
Paridon SM, 1420
Lock JE, 1416, 1712 McKenna WJ, 1627 Naik MM, 937 Raman S, 619
Park MK, 1747
Lomboy CT, 210 McKenney PA, 198 Nakada M, 781 Ramee SR, 1681
London WB, 901 Meany TB, 848 Nakagawa H, 1609 Parmley WW, 276, 548, 797, Rasmussen K, 1516
1218, 1470, 1736
Long J, 1046 Mechem CJ, 178 Nakagawa Y, 1076 Ravkilde J, 574
Longaker RA, 693 Mehta JL, 753 Nakamura H, 1282 Passamani E, 395 Reboldi G, 871
Pasternak RC, 1492
Louagie Y, 1120 Mehta SK, 554 Nakamura S, 633 Rechavia E, 866
Lucignani G, 1032 Melacini P, 239 Nakao K, 342, 1105 Paterni M, 1408 Reddy V, 1700
Pavlides G, 848
Ludomirsky A, 482 Melkert R, 378 Nakayama T, 1634 Redfield MM, 1445
Pavlides GS, 1700
Lurie K, 70 Mendelsohn AM, 460 Nallamothu N, 830 Redonnet M, 1665
Mendes LA, 198 Napolitano C, 1609 Pavri BB, 1673 Reed JE, 1097
Menegazzo E, 239 Nasu M, 640 Pearson AC, 1362 Rehnqvist N, 1516
Meng YY, 269 Naughton MT, 672 Pedretti RFE, 915 Reijs AEM, 1486
Maclsaac Al, 1476 Merlini PA, 203, 1516 Nava A, 655 Pellikka PA, 410 Reinhardt L, 974
Macko G, 866 Meyer PS, 424 Neary MP, 1605 Pennell DJ, 1300 Renlund DG, 922, 1225
Maddahi J, 403 Meyer RA, 1056 Nedelman M, 781 Penny WF, 1046 Rentrop KP, 1S
Maeda K, 640 Michels HR, 1522 Németh C, 553 Penny WJ, 1111 Reynolds DW, 1176
Magdi ES, 687 Mickleborough L, 1591 Nesto R, 1474 Perez JE, 1706 Reynolds-Haertle R, 908
Maheswaran B, 633 Miketic S, 843 Neudert J, 500 Permanyer-Miralda G, 65, 815 Riccardi R, 648
Mahmarian AC, 1333 Milano B, 1295 Newell JB, 1673 Perry JC, 1195 Rice MJ, 739
Mahmarian JJ, 1333, 1529 Miller FA Jr., 703 Nichols WW, 753 Perry S, 1656 Rich S, 76
Mahon DJ, 633 Miller JG, 1706 Nidorf SM, 605 Perry SB, 1416 Richiardi E, 648
Maison-Blanche P, 1564 Minamino T, 1076 Niebauer J, 1239 Peters M, 1273 Rickenbacher PR, 171
Maixner W, 1499 Mine Y, 717 Niebauer M, 1605 Peterson KL, 1046 Ridker PM, 18S, 23S
Mall G, 1170 Mintz GS, 318, 1479 Niggel J, 128 Peyser PA, 626 Riede U, 1239
Malmberg L, 557 Miorelli M, 239 Nihill MR, 730 Pfeffer MA, 1632 Rifkin C, 927
Man in’ t Veld AJ, 995 Mitchell LB, 908, 989 Nihoyannopoulos P, 500, 807, Phaneuf DC, 619 Risser RC, 154, 1154
Man KC, 1605 Mito H, 107 1507 Piana RN, 582 Ritchie JL, 521
Mann J, 1263 Mitra RL, 47 Nishimura RA, 281, 410 Picano E, 1408 Ritter M, 1474
Manninen V, 552 Miyano H, 193 Nissen H, 574 Picard MH, 605 Rius T, 65
Manning WJ, 553, 1354 Miyatake K, 717 Nissen SE, 224 Pichard AD, 318, 1479 Riva S, 39
Mannucci PM, 203 Mizuno K, 1282 Novelli G, 239 Pickering TG, 83 Rizzoli G, 239, 655
Manolas J, 552 Mokuno H, 193 Noyce D, 349 Pieper K, 1380 Rockman H, 1046
Manttari M, 552 Mont L, 65 Pijls NHJ, 1522 Roelandt JRTC, 1486
Marboe C, 1451 Montague T, 789 Pini R, 83 Roman MJ, 83, 417
Marcassa C, 590, 1539 Montauban van Swijndregt E, Oakley CM, 1273, 1507 Pinnow E, 318 Romeo F, 1295
Marchandise B, 1120 378 Oberhardt B, 1069 Pinto FJ, 171 Rosano GMC, 807, 1295
Marchlinski FE, 431 Montgomery HE, 1627 Obermueller SD, 1529 Pinto YM, 1622 Rosano V, 1295
Marco J, 370 Mooney MR, 1380 O’Donnell CJ, 18S, 23S Pluth JR, 1111 Rosenberg RD, 203
Marcoux L, 154, 1154 Moore P, 1416, 1656 Oettgen P, 1354 Podrid PJ, 198 Rosenfeld HM, 943
Marcus FI, 1365 Morady F, 982, 1605 Offner B, 1239 Poldermans D, 995 Rosman H, 768
Marder VJ, 18S Moriguchi JD, 163 Ogawa H, 1105 Polidori C, 1120 Rosner B, 1492
Margonato A, 1032 Morita E, 1105 O’Hanesian MA, 1693 Pollak A, 665 Ross AM, 395
Marijianowski MMH, 1263 Morris GT, 325, 693 Ohe T, 54 Poloniecki J, 837 Ross BA, 1425
Mark DB, 1693 Morrison DA, 1293 Ohkawa S-i, 1641 Pool J, 1321 Ross J Jr., 1046
Marks GF, 1333 Mortl D, 1039 Ohman EM, 1693 Poole JE, 1576 Ross R, 395
Marks ML, 59 Motro M, 1558 Ohtani K, 1162 Poole-Wilson PA, 807 Rossell6é J, 815
Marraccini P, 1516 Mouton-Schleifer D, 1665 Okada K, 1213 Popma JJ, 318, 1479 Rossi AF, 1746
Marsonis A, 1507 Moya A, 65 Okada M, 1213, 1213 Popp RL, 171 Rothbaum D, 370
Martinez Guerra ML, 466 Mullany CJ, 410, 1650 O’Keefe J, 370 Poquet F, 1365 Rowland E, 1347
Martuscelli E, 1295 Mullins CE, 730 Okin PM, 417, 1726 Porcellati C, 871 Ruggeri A, 597
Marwick TH, 1513 Multicenter American Okumura K, 342, 1105 Porter TR, 509 Rumberger JA, 567, 626, 1097
Marx GR, 482 Research Trial With O’Laughlin MP, 730 Portnoy S, 746 Ruskin JN, 1673
Maseri A, 597, 807 Cilazapril After Olona M, 815 Post JR, 1129 Ryan T, 1000
Masse S, 1591 Angioplasty to Prevent Olsen SL, 1225 Pozzati A, 597 Ryan TJ, 198, 564
Massie BM, 1232 Transluminal Coronary Oltrona L, 203 Pratt CM, 1250, 1333 Ryan US, 269
Matar FA, 318 Obstruction and Restenosis Omland T, 1516 Preminger MW, 431
Mathier M, 1143 (MARCATOR) Study O’Neill WW, 370, 848, 1700 Prince CR, 325, 452, 693
Matsuyama K, 342, 1105 Group, 362 O’Nunain SS, 1673 Priori SG, 1609 Saad RM, 137
Matteucci E, 1408 Multivessel Angioplasty Orie JE, 210 Pritchett ELC, 984 Sabbah HN, 768
Maurer G, 1039 Prognosis Study (MAPS) Ormiston JA, 218 Probst P, 1039 Sacks FM, 387, 1492
Mavrogeni SI, 1300 Group, 1137 Orrego PS, 590 Prodzinski J, 333 Sade RM, 735
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Safian RD, 848, 1700 Shemin RJ, 198 Stone GW, 370 Turrini P, 655 Weyman AE, 605
Sagrista-Sauleda J, 65 Shenasa M, 444 Stone PH, 1492 Ty E, 491 Whisler SL, 59
Saha M, 128 Sheps DS, 1499 Strickberger SA, 1605 White CJ, 1681
Sahgal P, 1232 Shibuya T, 1282 Strikwerda S, 378 White HD, 218
Sahn DJ, 264, 739, 1199 Shimabukuro M, 356 Strzelecki M, 370 Uematsu M, 717 Whitlow PL, 1137, 1685
Saito H, 1584 Shimada K, 107, 1634 Sudhir K, 927 Ullyot DJ, 278, 549, 798 Wiedermann JG, 1310, 1451
Saito J, 1591 Shimizu G, 888 Sugeng L, 482 Underwood SR, 1300 Wieling W, 1615
Saksena S, 961 Shimizu M, 1547 Sugishita Y, 687 Wilcox RG, 1063
Saldeen TGP, 753 Shimizu W, 54 Sulke N, 855 Wilkins M, 1273
Salim MA, 735 Shimomura K, 54 Sullivan NM, 1420 Valantine HA, 171 Wilkinson WE, 984
Salustri A, 1486 Shimoyama H, 768 Sumida H, 342, 1105 Valkama JO, 437 Willems S, 444, 974
Samuels B, 99 Shinzato T, 356 Sutherland G, 500 van Bel F, 1428 Willett WC, 387
Sanders SP, 739 Shiota T, 264 Siitsch G, 113 Van Dantzig JM, 1341 Williams BF, 218
Sandoval J, 466 Shomura T, 640 Swarna US, 1529 Van Gelder B, 1522 Winder JA, 333
Sandza JG Jr., 1685 Siddiqui MA, 1473 Swenson JM, 1183 van Gilst WH, 1622 Wittkampf FHM, 1457
Sano A, 717 Siegel RJ, 937 van Miltenburg-van Zijl AJM, Wolf PD, 1373
Sano H, 1584 Silber H, 1024 1286 Wolfkiel C, 76
Santucci A, 871 Silva P, 1539 Tabata H, 1282 van Urk H, 995 Wolford T, 178
Santucci C, 871 Silverman DI, 1354, 1492 Tabei F, 687 Vandormael M, 1137 Wood MA, 901
Saoudi N, 1665 Silverman JM, 932 Tacy TA, 1474 Vanoli E, 1609 Wyse DG, 989
Sarma JSM, 551 Silverman NH, 475 Taepke R, 1176 Vaqué J, 815
Satler LF, 318, 1479 Simmers TA, 1457 Tajik AJ, 281, 703, 1189 Varga ZA, 803
Satoh H, 193 Simoons ML, 1286, 1552 Takasu N, 356 Veerhoek RJ, 1286 Xie F, 509
Satomura K, 1282 Simpson PM, 901 Takeda R, 1547 Veldkamp R, 1552 Xie G-Y, 1223
Savonitto S, 1516 Simpson RJ Jr., 1010 Taki J, 1547 Venkataraman K, 551 Xuereb M, 1032
Scaglione M, 648 Singh BN, 551 Talarico L, 1408 Verani MS, 1333, 1529 Xuereb RG, 1032
Scarlata D, 403 Singh J, 551 Talmud PJ, 1627 Verdecchia P, 871
Schaer GL, 1748 Siostrzonek P, 1039 Tan K, 855 Vered Z, 1558
Schaff HV, 1111 Skene A, 1063 Tanaka H, 342 Verma R, 1416 Yamada I, 264
Schechtman KB, 1706 Slade AKB, 1347 Tanaka N, 717 Versaci F, 251 Yamagishi M, 224, 717
Schillaci G, 871 Smith DC, 1393 Tate DA, 1069 Vieli A, 1474 Yamaguchi H, 193
Schjelderup-Mathiesen PM, Smith HC, 410 Taub N, 855 Viitasalo M, 552 Yamaguchi I, 687
1516 Smith MD, 1223 Tavazzi L, 1539 Villa Y, 1327 Yamamoto K, 107, 1634
Schlierf G, 1239 Smith WJ, 258 Taylor DO, 1225 Villanova C, 239 Yamani MH, 1232
Schoels W, 1436 Smith WM, 1373 Taylor WR, 823 Vincent JA, 1420 Yamashita C, 1213
Schoen FJ, 258 Sobue T, 91, 295 Tebbe U, 843 Virmani R, 1473 Yamazaki N, 717
Schouten EG, 1321 Soderfeldt B, 557 Teeling P, 1263 Viskin S, 1327 Yanagawa T, 1584
Schreiber T, 1700 Soffer A, 937 Teien DE, 264 Visser CA, 1341 Yanowitz FD, 1225
Schreiber TL, 848 Sokolowicz LE, 1479 Teitel DF, 1428 Vitoal JV, 1748 Yasue H, 342, 1105
Schroeder E, 1120 Soler-Soler J, 65, 710, 815 Temporelli PL, 590, 1539 Vlietstra R, 370 Yeung AC, 171
Schroeder JS, 171 Solomon RE, 395 Tenenbaum A, 1558 Vogel M, 482 Yli-Mayry S, 437
Schuler G, 1239 Somerville J, 491 Teo KK, 789 von Arnim T, 231 Yokoi H, 193
Schulman DS, 210 Sommer RJ, 1746 Terrin ML, 395 von Bibra H, 500 Yokota M, 91, 295
Schunkert H, 1622 Sonnenblick EH, 47S Thiene G, 655 Yoshida H, 356
Schwaiger M, 1258 Sopher SM, 1347 Thomas JD, 305 Yoshida K, 640
Schwartz A, 1310, 1451 Sowton E, 855 Thompson JE, 1656 Wagner GS, 1084 Yoshikawa J, 640
Schwartz JE, 83 Soyer R, 1665 Thornton J, 188 Wagner RF, 1706 Yoshimura M, 342, 1105
Schwartz PJ, 1609 Spencer FC, 134 Thygesen K, 574 Wahlqavist I, 1516 Yoshio H, 1547
Schwartz RS, 626 Spertus JA, 333 TIBBS Investigators, 231 Walden J, 163 Young JB, 1250
Schwartzman DS, 431 Spevak PJ, 739 Tice FD, 122 Waldo AL, 1601 Yu J, 680
Schwinger RHG, 146 Spiegelhalter D, 491 Tillisch JH, 163 Wander GS, 1402 Yuen-Green MSF, 927
Scognamiglio R, 655 Spinale FG, 773 TIMI II Investigators, 395 Ward DE, 1347 Yukisada K, 687
Seery JP, 1472 Spinola A, 203 Timmis GC, 370 Warin J-F, 648 Yusuf S, 789
Segal J, 1387 Spodick DH, 280 Tischler MD, 128 Warnes CA, 1189 Yutani C, 1162
Seino Y, 107 Stadius ML, 311 Tobis JM, 633 Watson DC, 735
Sekiguchi H, 107 Stambler BS, 901 Tomai F, 251 Wear KA, 1706
Selvester RH, 1084 Stampfer MJ, 387 Tomassoni TL, 1420 Weaver WD, 3S, 1084 Zabel M, 746
Semigran MJ, 1143 Steendijk P, 1428 Tomita Y, 1584 Weinberger J, 1451 Zajac E, 76
Serruys PW, 378, 1380 Steimle AE, 163 Tondo C, 39 Weisman H, 781 Zajarias A, 1327
Sevaptsidis E, 1591 Steinberg B, 134 Topol EJ, 10S, 1063, 1137, Weissman NJ, 605 Zak Z, 1327
Seward JB, 703 Sterns LD, 1436 1380, 1693 Wells L, 1232 Zarich S, 1474
Shabetai R, 1046 Stevenson LW, 163 Tousoulis D, 837 Wenzlaff P, 1013 Zehetgruber M, 1039
Shandas R, 1199 Stewart WJ, 305 Trachtenburg J, 269 Wernovsky G, 943 Zhou W, 781
Sharaf B, 582 Stille-Siegener M, 1170 Trento A, 932 Wessel DL, 1656 Zoccarato O, 590
Sheedy PF, 626 Stoddard MF, 325, 452, 693 Turina M, 113 Wesseling KH, 1615 Zoghbi WA, 137
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Subject Index: Volume 25
Ablation procedures Adenosine treadmill exercise and ambulatory
Anatomically and electrogram-guided stepwise Adenosine combined with dynamic exercise for monitoring, 619
approach for effective and safe catheter myocardial perfusion imaging, 1300 Anastomosis
ablation of the fast pathway for elimination Adenosine pharmacologic stress myocardial Atrial emptying with orthotopic heart
of atrioventricular node reentrant perfusion tomographic imaging in patients transplantation using bicaval and
tachycardia, 974 with significant aortic stenosis: diagnostic pulmonary venous anastomoses: a magnetic
Catheter ablation of permanent junctional efficacy and comparison of clinical, resonance imaging study, 932
reciprocating tachycardia with hemodynamic and electrocardiographic Pulmonary/systemic flow ratio in children after
radiofrequency current, 648 variables with 100 age-matched control cavopulmonary anastomosis, 735
Fast pathway ablation for atrioventricular node subjects, 99 Anemia
reentrant tachycardia (editorial comment), Muscular and cardiac adenosine-induced pain is Endothelium-derived relaxing factor is important
982 mediated by A, receptors, 251 in mediating the high output state in
Localization and radiofrequency catheter Role of adenosine thallium-201 tomography for chronic severe anemia, 1402
ablation of left-sided accessory pathways defining long-term risk in patients after Aneurysms
during atrial fibrillation: feasibility and acute myocardial infarction, 1333 Pseudoaneurysms of the mitral-aortic
electrogram criteria for identification of Adrenergic stimulation intravalvular fibrosa: dynamic
appropriate target sites, 444 Effects of physiologic and pharmacologic characterization using transesophageal
ORST time integral values in 12-lead adrenergic stimulation on heart rate echocardiographic and Doppler techniques,
electrocardiograms before and after variability (letter), 958 137
radiofrequency catheter ablation in patients Advance directives Angina pectoris
with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, Advance directives: do they work?, 35 See also Syndrome X
1584 Afterload Angioscopic identification of coronary thrombus
Radiofrequency catheter ablation of common Interaction between afterload and contractility in in patients with postinfarction angina, 1282
atrial flutter in 80 patients, 1365 the newborn heart: evidence of Effect of angina pectoris on myocardial
Abrupt closure homeometric autoregulation in the intact protection in patients with reperfused
Coronary angioscopy of abrupt closure after circulation, 1428 anterior wall myocardial infarction:
angioplasty, 1681 Age factors retrospective clinical evidence of
ACC/ACR/NEMA Ad Hoc Group See also Elderly “preconditioning,” 1076
American College of Cardiology, American Arrhythmogenic right ventricular Effectiveness of prolonged low dose recombinant
College of Radiology and Industry develop cardiomyopathy in young versus adult tissue-type plasminogen activator for
standard for digital transfer of angiographic patients: similarities and differences, 655 refractory unstable angina, 1295
images, 800 Influence of age and gender on the presence of Enhanced insulin response relates to
ACC/AHA Task Force Report coronary calcium detected by ultrafast acetylcholine-induced vasoconstriction in
Guidelines for clinical use of cardiac computed tomography, 76
vasospastic angina, 356
radionuclide imaging, 521 Partial atrioventricular canal defect: long-term Heparin and aspirin in unstable angina:
ACC news follow-up after initial repair in patients insufficient sample size may lead to
Newly elected members of the College, 954 =40 years old, 1189
erroneous conclusions (letter), 553
1995-1996 Board of Governors, 1220 Albumin microbubbles Hirudin: initial results in acute myocardial
President’s page: the assault on specialty Visually discernible myocardial
infarction, unstable angina and angioplasty,
medicine, 798 echocardiographic contrast after 30S
President’s page: What concerns us about intravenous injection of sonicated dextrose
Incidence and follow-up of Braunwald subgroups
managed care?, 549 albumin microbubbles containing high
in unstable angina pectoris, 1286
President’s page: work force issues in cardiology, molecular weight, less soluble gases, 509
Intermittent transdermal nitrates do not improve
278 Alcohol use
ischemia in patients taking beta-blockers or
ACC Position Statement Lack of association of recreational cocaine and
calcium antagonists: potential role of
Use of radiographic devices by cardiologists: alcohol use with left ventricular mass in
rebound ischemia during the nitrate-free
American College of Cardiology Cardiac young adults: the Coronary Artery Risk
period, 349
Catheterization Committee, 1738 Development in Young Adults (CARDIA)
Long-term prognosis of patients with anginalike
ACC Task Force statements study, 895
chest pain and normal coronary
See under Education Allometric signals
angiographic findings, 1013
Accessory pathways Effect of growth on variability of left ventricular
Relation of severity of symptoms to transient
See Ablation procedures mass: assessment of allometric signals in
myocardial ischemia and prognosis in
Acetylcholine adults and children and their capacity to
Enhanced insulin response relates to predict cardiovascular risk, 1056 unstable angina, 597
acetylcholine-induced vasoconstriction in Alpha adreneroceptors Selection of medical treatment in stable angina
vasospastic angina, 356 See specific agent pectoris: results of the International
Heterogeneity of vasomotor response to Aminophylline Multicenter Angina Exercise (IMAGE)
acetylcholine along the human coronary Effects of acute aminophylline administration on study, 1516
artery, 1046 cardiac functional reserve in patients with Toward a stable clinical classification of unstable
ACP/ACC/AHA Task Force statement syndrome X, 1547 angina (editorial comment), 1293
Clinical competence in electrocardiography: a Amiodarone Angiography
statement for physicians from the ACP/ Flecainide and amiodarone: combined therapy See also Cardiac catheterization
ACC/AHA Task Force on Clinical for refractory arrhythmias in infancy, 1195 American College of Cardiology, American
Privileges in Cardiology, 1465 Amlodipine College of Radiology and Industry develop
Acute myocardial infarction Effect of amlodipine, atenolol and their standard for digital transfer of angiographic
See Myocardial infarction combination on myocardial ischemia during images, 800
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Angioscopic identification of coronary thrombus after acute myocardial infarction in the relation to changes in myocardial and
in patients with postinfarction angina, 1282 reperfusion era: the Primary Angioplasty in mitral valve dysfunction, 305
Atherosclerosis in angiographically “normal” Myocardial Infarction (PAMI) trial, 370 Aortography
coronary artery reference segments: an Quantitative angiographic comparison of elastic Frequency and explanation of false negative
intravascular ultrasound study with clinical recoil after coronary excimer laser-assisted diagnosis of aortic dissection by
correlations, 1479 balloon angioplasty and balloon angioplasty aortography and transesophageal
Correspondence of left ventricular ejection alone, 378 echocardiography, 1393
fraction determinations from two- Angioscopy APSAC
dimensional echocardiography, radionuclide Angioscopic identification of coronary thrombus Current issues concerning thrombolytic therapy
angiography and contrast cineangiography, in patients with postinfarction angina, 1282 for acute myocardial infarction, 18S
937 Coronary angioscopy of abrupt closure after Arrhythmias
Exercise echocardiography after coronary artery angioplasty, 1681 See also Antiarrhythmic devices
bypass surgery: correlation with coronary Angiotensin II Definition of the best prediction criteria of
angiography, 1019 Angiotensin II inhibits forearm vascular the time domain signal-averaged
Explanation for discrepancy between response to increased arterial pressure in electrocardiogram for serious arrhythmic
angiographic and intravascular ultrasound humans, 246 events in the postinfarction period, 908
measurements after percutaneous Angiotensin-converting enzyme gene Task Force 6: training in specialized
transluminal coronary angioplasty, 633 Deletion-type allele of the angiotensin- electrophysiology, cardiac pacing and
Incremental value of simultaneous assessment of converting enzyme gene is associated with arrhythmia management (COCATS), 23
myocardial function and perfusion with progressive ventricular dilation after Arrhythmias, atrial
technetium-99m sestamibi for prediction of anterior myocardial infarction, 1622 Prevalance and prognostic significance of atrial
extent of coronary artery disease, 1024 Lack of association between the arrhythmias after orthotopic cardiac
Long-term prognosis of patients with anginalike insertion/deletion polymorphism of the transplantation, 1673
chest pain and normal coronary angiotensin-converting enzyme gene and Arrhythmias, ventricular
angiographic findings, 1013 idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy, 1627 Circadian pattern of ventricular
Quantitative angiographic measurements of Molecular genetics crying wolf? The case of the tachyarrhythmias in patients with
isolated left anterior descending coronary angiotensin-converting enzyme gene and implantable cardioverter-defibrillators, 901
artery stenosis: correlation with exercise cardiovascular disease (editorial comment), Early repair of tetralogy of Fallot and
echocardiography and technetium-99m 1632 ventricular arrhythmia (letter), 554
2-methoxy isobutyl isonitrile single-photon Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors Electrocardiographic indexes of dispersion of
emission computed tomography, 1486
See also specific agent ventricular repolarization: an isolated heart
Angioplasty Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibition in validation study, 746
See also Abrupt closure; Restenosis patients with acute myocardial infarction, Relation between heart rate variability and
Balloon angioplasty of native coarctation of the
478 spontaneous and induced ventricular
aorta: midterm follow-up and prognostic
Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors after arrhythmias in patients with coronary artery
factors, 730
myocardial infarction: indications and disease, 437
Characteristics and consequences of myocardial
timing, 42S Relations between heart failure, ejection
infarction after percutaneous coronary
Selective downregulation of rat cardiac beta,- fraction, arrhythmia suppression and
intervention: insights from the Coronary
adrenoceptors by cyclosporine A: mortality: analysis of the Cardiac
Angioplasty Versus Excisional Atherectomy
prevention by diltiazem or angiotensin- Arrhythmia Suppression Trial, 1250
Trial (CAVEAT), 1693
converting enzyme inhibitors, 761 Arteriography
Clinical and lesion morphologic determinants of
Antiarrhythmic devices Quantitative arteriography of apparently normal
coronary angioplasty success and
Clinical investigation of antiarrhythmic devices, coronary segments with nearby or distant
complications: current experience, 855
961 disease suggests presence of occult,
Clinical outcome of deferring angioplasty in
patients with normal translesional pressure- Antiarrhythmic drug therapy nonvisualized atherosclerosis, 311
flow velocity measurements, 178 See specific agent Aspirin
Cost and quality of life: thrombolysis and Anticoagulation Antithrombotic therapy for acute myocardial
primary angioplasty, 38S See also specific agent infarction, 23S
Directional atherectomy versus balloon Transesophageal echocardiographically Current issues concerning thrombolytic therapy
angioplasty for coronary ostial and facilitated early cardioversion from atrial for acute myocardial infarction, 18S
nonostial left anterior descending coronary fibrillation using short-term anticoagulation: Effect of long-term low dose aspirin on
artery lesions: results from a randomized final results of a prospective 4.5-year study, cardiorenal function and early
multicenter trial, 1380 1354 hemodynamic response to enalaprilat in a
Explanation for discrepancy between Antithrombotic therapy canine model of severe heart failure, 1445
angiographic and intravascular ultrasound See also specific agent Frequent reocclusion of patent infarct-related
measurements after percutaneous Antithrombotic therapy for acute myocardial arteries between 4 weeks and | year: effects
transluminal coronary angioplasty, 633 infarction, 23S of antiplatelet therapy, 218
Hemochron versus HemoTec activated Aortic dissection Heparin and aspirin in unstable angina:
coagulation time target values during Frequency and explanation of false negative insufficient sample size may lead to
percutaneous transluminal coronary diagnosis of aortic dissection by erroneous conclusions (letter), 553
angioplasty (letter), 803 aortography and transesophageal Atenolol
Hirudin: initial results in acute myocardial echocardiography, 1393 Effect of amlodipine, atenolol and their
infarction, unstable angina and angioplasty, Aortic valve disease combination on myocardial ischemia during
30S Adenosine pharmacologic stress myocardial treadmill exercise and ambulatory
Improvement of global and regional left perfusion tomographic imaging in patients monitoring, 619
ventricular function by percutaneous with significant aortic stenosis: diagnostic Atherectomy
transluminal coronary angioplasty after efficacy and comparison of clinical, Characteristics and consequences of myocardial
myocardial infarction, 843 hemodynamic and electrocardiographic infarction after percutaneous coronary
Intracoronary irradiation markedly reduces variables with 100 age-matched control intervention: insights from the Coronary
neointimal proliferation after balloon subjects, 99 Angioplasty Versus Excisional Atherectomy
angioplasty in swine: persistent benefit at Coronary blood flow reserve in acute aortic Trial (CAVEAT), 1693
6-month follow-up, 1451 regurgitation, 1387 Comparative results of transluminal extraction
Predictors of in-hospital and 6-month outcome Progression of aortic stenosis in 394 patients: coronary atherectomy in saphenous vein
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graft lesions with and without thrombus, atrial fibrillation: when should we look Bethesda Conference Report
1700 before we leap? (editorial comment), 1362 Work force issues in cardiology (President’s
Detailed clinical and angiographic analysis of Transesophageal echocardiographically page), 278
transluminal extraction atherectomy for facilitated early cardioversion from atrial Bisoprolol
complex lesions in native coronary arteries, fibrillation using short-term anticoagulation: Medical treatment to reduce total ischemic
848 final results of a prospective 4.5-year study, burden: Total Ischemic Burden Bisoprolol
Directional atherectomy versus balloon 1354 Study (TIBBS), a multicenter trial
angioplasty for coronary ostial and Atrial function comparing bisoprolol and nifedipine, 231
nonostial left anterior descending coronary Aggravation of postcardioversion atrial Blood coagulation
artery lesions: results from a randomized dysfunction by sotalol, 665 See Coagulation system; Coagulation time
multicenter trial, 1380 Atrial emptying with orthotopic heart Blood flow
Multivariate predictors of intravascular transplantation using bicaval and Characterization of subcutaneous microvascular
ultrasound end points after directional pulmonary venous anastomoses: a magnetic blood flow during tilt table-induced
coronary atherectomy, 318 resonance imaging study, 932 neurally mediated syncope, 70
Atherosclerosis Atrial function can only be assessed by Doppler evaluation of severity of mitral
Association of carotid atherosclerosis and left combined use of volume- and pressure- regurgitation: relation to pulmonary venous
ventricular hypertrophy, 83 assessing noninvasive methods (letter), 552 blood flow patterns in an animal study, 264
Flow capacity of internal mammary artery grafts:
Atherosclerosis in angiographically “normal” Atrial natriuretic peptide
coronary artery reference segments: an Comparison of secretion pattern between A-type early restriction and later improvement
assessed by Doppler guide wire:
intravascular ultrasound study with clinical and B-type natriuretic peptides in patients
comparison with saphenous vein grafts, 640
correlations, 1479 with old myocardial infarction, 1105
Nature of flow acceleration into a finite-sized
Controlled trial of fish oil for regression of Atrial septal defect
orifice: steady and pulsatile flow studies on
human coronary atherosclerosis, 1492 Delineation of site, relative size and dynamic
the flow convergence region using
Coronary reactivity to nitroglycerin: intravascular geometry of atrial septal defects by real-
simultaneous ultrasound Doppler flow
ultrasound evidence for the importance of time three-dimensional echocardiography,
mapping and laser Doppler velocimetry,
plaque distribution, 224 482
1199
Explanation for discrepancy between Atrioventricular canal
Pulmonary/systemic flow ratio in children after
angiographic and intravascular ultrasound Partial atrioventricular canal defect: long-term
cavopulmonary anastomosis, 735
measurements after percutaneous follow-up after initial repair in patients
Use of backscattered Doppler signal intensity in
transluminal coronary angioplasty, 633 =40 years old, 1189
estimation of volume flow rates (letter),
Quantitative arteriography of apparently normal Atrioventricular node
1474
coronary segments with nearby or distant See Ablation procedures; Cardiac conduction
Blood pressure
disease suggests presence of occult, Autonomic nervous system See also Hypertension
nonvisualized atherosclerosis, 311 Assessment of cardiovascular autonomic function Blood pressure measurement in athletes (letter),
Athletes (letter), 1473 1741
Blood pressure measurement in athletes (letter), Effect of long-term digoxin therapy on
Body size
1741 autonomic function in patients with chronic Effect of growth on variability of left ventricular
Atresia heart failure, 289 mass: assessment of allometric signals in
Presentation and attrition in complex pulmonary Metaiodobenzylguanidine imaging in diabetes adults and children and their capacity to
atresia, 491 mellitus: assessment of cardiac sympathetic predict cardiovascular risk, 1056
Unroofed coronary sinus and coronary sinus denervation and its relation to autonomic Books received, 806, 960, 1224
orifice atresia: implications for management dysfunction and silent myocardial ischemia, Brain natriuretic peptide
of complex congenital heart disease, 948 610 Comparison of secretion pattern between A-type
Atrial arrhythmias and B-type natriuretic peptides in patients
See Arrhythmias, atrial Balloons with old myocardial infarction, 1105
Atrial fibrillation/flutter Effects of brain (B-type) natriuretic peptide on
See under Angioplasty
Efficacy and tolerability of transvenous low coronary artery diameter and coronary
Bamiphylline
energy cardioversion of paroxysmal atrial Muscular and cardiac adenosine-induced pain is hemodynamic variables in humans:
fibrillation in humans, 1347 mediated by A, receptors, 251 comparison with effects on systemic
Incidence of symptomatic atrial fibrillation in hemodynamic variables, 342
Baroreceptor reflex
patients with paroxysmal supraventricular Effects of oral pirenzepine on heart rate Braunwald classification
tachcyardia, 984 variability and baroreceptor reflex Incidence and follow-up of Braunwald subgroups
Left atrial appendage thrombus is not sensitivity after acute myocardial infarction, in unstable angina pectoris, 1286
uncommon in patients with acute atrial 915 Toward a stable clinical classification of unstable
fibrillation and a recent embolic event: a Beta-adrenergic blocking agents angina (editorial comment), 1293
transesophageal echocardiographic study, See also specific agent
452 Treatment with beta-adrenergic blocking agents Calcium, calcification
Localization and radiofrequency catheter after myocardial infarction: from Influence of age and gender on the presence of
ablation of left-sided accessory pathways randomized trials to clinical practice, 1327 coronary calcium detected by ultrafast
during atrial fibrillation: feasibility and Beta-adrenergic receptors computed tomography, 76
electrogram criteria for identification of Cardiac chronotropic responsiveness to beta- Quantification of coronary artery calcium by
appropriate target sites, 444 adrenoceptor stimulation is not reduced in electron beam computed tomography for
Modulation of the atrioventricular conduction by the elderly, 995 determination of severity of angiographic
ablation of the “slow” atrioventricular node Selective downregulation of rat cardiac beta,- coronary artery disease in younger patients,
pathway in patients with drug-refractory adrenoceptors by cyclosporine A: 626
atrial fibrillation or flutter, 39 prevention by diltiazem or angiotensin- Candoxatrilat
Radiofrequency catheter ablation of common converting enzyme inhibitors, 761 Renal response to candoxatrilat in patients with
atrial flutter in 80 patients, 1365 Beta-endorphin heart failure, 1273
Right coronary artery stenosis: an independent Psychophysical responses to a speech stressor: Captopril
predictor of atrial fibrillation after coronary correlation of plasma beta-endorphin levels Combined captopril and isosorbide dinitrate
artery bypass surgery, 198 at rest and after psychological stress with during healing after myocardial infarction:
Transesophageal echocardiographic screening for thermally measured pain threshold in effect on ventricular remodeling, function,
atrial thrombus before cardioversion of patients with coronary artery disease, 1499 mass and collagen, 1089
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Effect of captopril and enalapril on left cardiomyopathy to a phase resembling increase in the type I/type III collagen
ventricular geometry, function and collagen dilated cardiomyopathy, 687 ratio: a quantitative assessment, 1236
during healing after anterior and inferior Cardioversion Effect of captopril and enalapril on left
myocardial infarction in a dog model, 1718 Aggravation of postcardioversion atrial ventricular geometry, function and collagen
Carcinoid heart disease dysfunction by sotalol, 665 during healing after anterior and inferior
Outcome of cardiac surgery for carcinoid heart Efficacy and tolerability of transvenous low myocardial infarction in a dog model, 1718
disease, 410 energy cardioversion of paroxysmal atrial Increased echodensity of myocardial wall in the
Cardiac catheterization fibrillation in humans, 1347 diabetic heart: an ultrasound tissue
See also Angiography Transesophageal echocardiographic screening for characterization study, 1408
Cardiac catheterization and test occlusion of the atrial thrombus before cardioversion of Collateral vessels
interatrial communication after the atrial fibrillation: when should we look Quantification of recruitable coronary collateral
fenestrated Fontan operation, 1712 before we leap? (editorial comment), 1362 blood flow in conscious humans and its
Rapid arterial hemostasis and decreased access Transesophageal echocardiographically potential to predict future ischemic events,
site complications after cardiac facilitated early cardioversion from atrial 1522
catheterization and angioplasty: results of a fibrillation using short-term anticoagulation: Competence
randomized trial of a novel hemostatic final results of a prospective 4.5-year study, See Clinical competence
device, 1685 1354 Computed tomography
Rational approach to use of heparin during Cardioverter-defibrillator See Thallium-201 studies
cardiac catheterization in children, 725 Circadian pattern of ventricular Computers
Task Force 3: training in cardiac catheterization tachyarrhythmias in patients with American College of Cardiology, American
and interventional cardiology (COCATS), implantable cardioverter-defibrillators, 901 College of Radiology and Industry develop
14 Carnitine palmitoyl transferase inhibitors standard for digital transfer of angiographic
Cardiac conduction Therapeutic approach to microvascular angina images, 800
Effects of heating on impulse propagation in (Syndrome X) (letter), 1472 Conduction
superfused canine myocardium, 1457 Carvedilol See Cardiac conduction
Endocardial mapping of ventricular tachycardia Carvedilol improves left ventricular function and Congenital heart defects
in the intact human ventricle. III. Evidence symptoms in chronic heart failure: a See also specific defect; Surgery, pediatric
of multiuse reentry with spontaneous and double-blind randomized study, 1225 In utero pulmonary artery and aortic growth and
induced block in portions of reentrant path Catheter potential for progression of pulmonary
complex, 1591 See Ablation procedures outflow tract obstruction in tetralogy of
Fallot, 739
Modulation of the atrioventricular conduction by Catheterization
Intraaortic spring coil loops: early and late
ablation of the “slow” atrioventricular node See Cardiac catheterization
pathway in patients with drug-refractory Cholesterol results, 1416
Presentation and attrition in complex pulmonary
atrial fibrillation or flutter, 39 Relation of saphenous vein graft obstruction to
atresia, 491
Cardiac index serum cholesterol levels, 193
Task Force 9: training in the care of adult
Cardiac index quantification by Doppler Cilazapril
patients with congenital heart disease
ultrasound in patients without left Effect of high dose angiotensin-converting
(COCATS), 31
ventricular outflow tract abnormalities, 710 enzyme inhibition on restenosis: final
Unroofed coronary sinus and coronary sinus
Cardiac rupture results of the MARCATOR study, a
orifice atresia: implications for management
Cardiac rupture associated with thrombolytic multicenter, double-blind, placebo
of complex congenital heart disease, 948
therapy: impact of time to treatment in the controlled trial of cilazapril, 362
Congestive heart failure
Late Assessment of Thrombolytic Efficacy Clinical competence
See Heart failure
(LATE) study, 1063 Clinical competence in electrocardiography: a
Continuous positive airway pressure
Cardiac transplantation statement for physicians from the ACP/
Continuous positive airway pressure increases
See Heart transplantation ACC/AHA Task Force on Clinical
heart rate variability in congestive heart
Cardiomyopathy Priveleges in Cardiology, 1465
failure, 672
See also Hypertrophy Coagulation system Contractile function
Arrhythmogenic right ventricular Coagulation system is activated in idiopathic Interaction between afterload and contractility
cardiomyopathy in young versus adult cardiomyopathy, 1634 in the newborn heart: evidence of
patients: similarities and differences, 655 Coagulation time homeometric autoregulation in the intact
Coagulation system is activated in idiopathic Hemochron versus HemoTec activated circulation, 1428
cardiomyopathy, 1634 coagulation time target values during Contrast solution
Dilated cardiomyopathy is associated with an percutaneous transluminal coronary Impairment of fibrinolysis by streptokinase,
increase in the type I/type III collagen angioplasty (letter), 803 urokinase and recombinant tissue-type
ratio: a quantitative assessment, 1236 Coarctation of the aorta plasminogen activator in the presence of
Heterogeneity of ventricular function and Balloon angioplasty of native coarctation of the radiographic contrast agents, 1069
myocardial oxidative metabolism in aorta: midterm follow-up and prognostic Coronary artery diameter
nonischemic dilated cardiomyopathy, 1258 factors, 730 Effects of brain (B-type) natriuretic peptide on
High prevalence of atrial fibrosis in patients with Cocaine coronary artery diameter and coronary
dilated cardiomyopathy, 1162 Lack of association of recreational cocaine and hemodynamic variables in humans:
Lack of association between the alcohol use with left ventricular mass in comparison with effects on systemic
insertion/deletion polymorphism of the young adults: the Coronary Artery Risk hemodynamic variables, 342
angiotensin-converting enzyme gene and Development in Young Adults (CARDIA) Coronary artery disease
idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy, 1627 study, 895 Comparison of 15-year survival for men and
Myocardial enterovirus infection with left Coils women after initial medical or surgical
ventricular dysfunction: a benign disease Intraaortic spring coil loops: early and late treatment for coronary artery disease: a
compared with idiopathic dilated results, 1416 CASS Registry study, 1000
cardiomyopathy, 1170 Collagen Development and evaluation of the Seattle
Predictors of systolic and diastolic improvement Combined captopril and isosorbide dinitrate Angina Questionnaire: a new functional
in patients with dilated cardiomyopathy during healing after myocardial infarction: status measure for coronary artery disease,
treated with metoprolol, 154 effect on ventricular remodeling, function, 333
Response to isoproterenol as a prognostic mass and collagen, 1089 Dobutamine stress echocardiography in
indicator of evolution from hypertrophic Dilated cardiomyopathy is associated with an orthotopic heart transplant recipients, 1665
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Estimation of coronary flow reserve by and angiographic study. J Am Coll Cardiol diastolic filling in patients with congestive
transesophageal coronary sinus Doppler 1994;24:378-83, 556 heart failure, 295
measurements in patients with syndrome X Mauri F, Maggioni AP, Franzosi MG, De Vita Digoxin
and patients with significant left coronary C, Santoro E, Santoro L, Giannuzzi P, Effect of long-term digoxin therapy on
artery disease, 1039 Tognoni G, for the GISSI-2 Investigators. autonomic function in patients with chronic
Incidence and severity of transplant coronary A simple electrocardiographic predictor of heart failure, 289
artery disease early and up to 15 years after the outcome of patients with acute Diltiazem
transplantation as detected by intravascular myocardial infarction treated with a Selective downregulation of rat cardiac beta,-
ultrasound, 171 thrombolytic agent: a Gruppo Italiano per adrenoceptors by cyclosporine A:
Incremental value of simultaneous assessment of lo Studio della Soprawivenza nell’Infarto prevention by diltiazem or angiotensin-
myocardial function and perfusion with Miocardico (GISSI-2)-derived analysis. J converting enzyme inhibitors, 761
technetium-99m sestamibi for prediction of Am Coll Cardiol 1994;24:600-7, 805 Dipyridamole
extent of coronary artery disease, 1024 Montalescot G, Viossat I, Chabrier PE, Sotirov Frequent reocclusion of patent infarct-related
Influence of left ventricular hypertrophy on left I, Detienne JP, Drobinski G, Frank R, arteries between 4 weeks and | year: effects
ventricular function during dynamic Grosgogeat Y, Thomas D. Endothelin-1 in of antiplatelet therapy, 218
exercise in the presence or absence of patients with coronary heart disease Dobutamine
coronary artery disease, 91 undergoing cardiac catheterization. J Am Cardiac chronotropic responsiveness to beta-
Psychophysical responses to a speech stressor: Coll Cardiol 1994;24:1236-41, 556 adrenoceptor stimulation is not reduced in
correlation of plasma beta-endorphin levels Cost factors the elderly, 995
Cost and quality of life: thrombolysis and Coronary flow reserve assessment by dobutamine
at rest and after psychological stress with
primary angioplasty, 38S transesophageal Doppler echocardiography,
thermally measured pain threshold in
patients with coronary artery disease, 1499 Creatine kinase 325
Characteristics and consequences of myocardial Differential effects of dobutamine and a
Quantification of coronary artery calcium by
electron beam computed tomography for infarction after percutaneous coronary phosphodiesterase inhibitor on early
intervention: insights from the Coronary diastolic filling in patients with congestive
determination of severity of angiographic
Angioplasty Versus Excisional Atherectomy heart failure, 295
coronary artery disease in younger patients,
626 Trial (CAVEAT), 1693 Dobutamine stress echocardiography in
Independent prognostic value of serum creatine orthotopic heart transplant recipients, 1665
Relation between heart rate variability and
spontaneous and induced ventricular kinase isoenzyme MB mass, cardiac Effect of dobutamine stress echocardiography on
troponin T and myosin light chain levels in mitral regurgitation, 122
arrhythmias in patients with coronary artery
suspected acute myocardial infarction: Optimal stage duration in dobutamine stress
disease, 437
Transesophageal dobutamine stress analysis of 28 months of follow-up in 196 echocardiography, 605
patients, 574 Transesophageal dobutamine stress
echocardiography in the evaluation of
coronary artery disease, 823 Cyclosporine echocardiography in the evaluation of
Immunosuppression switch in pediatric heart coronary artery disease, 823
Coronary blood flow
See Blood flow transplantation recipients: cyclosporine to Doppler ultrasound
FK 506, 1183 Cardiac index quantification by Doppler
Coronary flow reserve
Selective downregulation of rat cardiac beta,- ultrasound in patients without left
Coronary blood flow reserve in acute aortic
adrenoceptors by cyclosporine A: ventricular outflow tract abnormalities, 710
regurgitation, 1387
prevention by diltiazem or angiotensin- Clinical evaluation of left heart Doppler contrast
Coronary flow reserve assessment by dobutamine
converting enzyme inhibitors, 761 enhancement by a saccharide-based
transesophageal Doppler echocardiography,
325 transpulmonary contrast agent, 500
Doppler left ventricular flow pattern versus
Effects of acute aminophylline administration on Defibrillation
conventional predictors of left ventricular
cardiac functional reserve in patients with See also Cardioverter-defibrillator
syndrome X, 1547 Clinical predictors of the defibrillation threshold thrombus after acute myocardial infarction,
1341
Estimation of coronary flow reserve by with the unipolar implantable defibrillation
Estimation of coronary flow reserve by
transesophageal coronary sinus Doppler system, 1576
transesophageal coronary sinus Doppler
measurements in patients with syndrome X Comparison of initial detection and redetection
measurements in patients with syndrome X
and patients with significant left coronary of ventricular fibrillation in a transvenous
and patients with significant left coronary
artery disease, 1039 defibrillator system with automatic gain
artery disease, 1039
Coronary occlusion control, 431
Simultaneous assessment of myocardial Comparison of probability of success Integrated Doppler backscatter power (letter),
1474
perfusion and left ventricular function defibrillation curves for an endocardial lead
Nature of flow acceleration into a finite-sized
during transient coronary occlusion, 1529 configuration with and without an inactive
orifice: steady and pulsatile flow studies on
Coronary perfusion epicardial patch, 1373
the flow convergence region using
See Myocardial perfusion Effect of first-phase polarity of biphasic shocks
simultaneous ultrasound Doppler flow
Coronary reperfusion on defibrillation threshold with a single
mapping and laser Doppler velocimetry,
See also Thrombolytic therapy transvenous lead system, 1605
1199
Chimeric IgG-4 monoclonal antibody directed Diabetes
New method for evaluating left ventricular wall
against CD18 reduces infarct size in a Increased echodensity of myocardial wall in the
motion by color-coded tissue Doppler
primate model of myocardial ischemia and diabetic heart: an ultrasound tissue
imaging: in vitro and in vivo studies, 717
reperfusion, 781 characterization study, 1408
Question of incremental prognostic value of
Fluosol in myocardial reperfusion injury (letter), Metaiodobenzylguanidine imaging in diabetes
Doppler transmitral flow patterns in
1742 mellitus: assessment of cardiac sympathetic
patients with congestive heart failure
Coronary sinus denervation and its relation to autonomic
(letter), 1223
Unroofed coronary sinus and coronary sinus dysfunction and silent myocardial ischemia,
Use of backscattered Doppler signal intensity in
orifice atresia: implications for management 610
of complex congenital heart disease, 948 Quantitative assessment of myocardial estimation of volume flow ratios (letter),
1474
Corrections ultrasound tissue characterization through
Matetzky S, Barabach GI, Shahar A, Rabinowitz receiver operating characteristic analysis of
B, Rath S, Har Zahav Y, Agranat O, Bayesian classifiers, 1706 Echocardiography
Kaplinsky E, Hod H. Early T wave Diastolic function See also Dobutamine; Doppler ultrasound; Stress
inversion after thrombolytic therapy Differential effects of dobutamine and a testing; Ultrasound
predicts better coronary perfusion: clinical phosphodiesterase inhibitor on early Correspondence of left ventricular ejection
1754 SUBJECT INDEX: VOLUME 25 JACC Vol. 25, No. 7
June 1995:1749-—62
fraction determinations from two- Editor’s page ventricular repolarization: an isolated heart
dimensional echocardiography, radionuclide Academic subspecialties at the crossroad, 276 validation study, 746
angiography and contrast cineangiography, Cardiology: “it’s a small world after all,” 797 QRST time-integral values in 12-lead
937 Editors meet—a new alliance, 548 electrocardiograms before and after
Delineation of site, relative size and dynamic Peer review or poor review?, 1470 radiofrequency catheter ablation in patients
geometry of atrial septal defects by real- Revised cardiology training guidelines: time and with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome,
time three-dimensional echocardiography, numbers, 1218 1584
482 Tobacco industry—blowing smoke, 1736 Task Force 2: training in electrocardiography,
Echocardiographic Fourier phase and amplitude Education ambulatory electrocardiography and
imaging for quantification of ischemic Academic subspecialties at the crossroad exercise testing (COCATS), 10
regional wall asynergy: an experimental (Editor’s page), 276 Electrophysiologic studies
study using coronary microembolization in Guidelines for training in adult cardiovascular Endocardial mapping of ventricular tachycardia
dogs, 1436 medicine: Core Cardiology Training in the intact human ventricle. III. Evidence
Frequency and explanation of false negative Symposium (COCATS), 1 of multiuse reentry with spontaneous and
diagnosis of aortic dissection by Revised cardiology training guidelines: time and induced block in portions of reentrant path
aortography and transesophageal numbers (Editor’s page), 1218 complex, 1591
echocardiography, 1393 Task Force 1: training in clinical cardiology, 4 Insights into the Electrophysiology Study Versus
Pseudoaneurysms of the mitral—aortic Task Force 2: training in electrocardiography, Electrocardiographic Monitoring trial: its
intravalvular fibrosa: dynamic ambulatory electrocardiography and programmed stimulation protocol may
characterization using transesophageal exercise testing, 10 introduce bias when assessing long-term
echocardiographic and Doppler techniques, Task Force 3: training in cardiac catheterization antiarrhythmic drug therapy, 1601
137 and interventional cardiology, 14 Spontaneous sequences of onset of torsade de
Should echocardiography be performed to assess Task Force 4: training in echocardiography, 16 pointes in patients with acquired prolonged
effects of antihypertensive therapy? Test- Task Force 5: training in nuclear cardiology, 19 repolarization: a quantitative analysis of
retest reliability of echocardiography for Task Force 6: training in specialized Holter recordings, 1564
measurement of left ventricular mass and electrophysiology, cardiac pacing and Sympathetic activation, ventricular repolarization
function, 424 arrhythmia management, 23 and Ikr blockade: implications for the
Task Force 4: training in echocardiography Task Force 7: training in cardiovascular antifibrillatory effect of potassium channel
(COCATS), 16 research, 26 blocking agents, 1609
Transesophageal echocardiographic screening for Task Force 8: training in heart failure and Task Force 6: training in specialized
atrial thrombus before cardioversion of transplantation, 29 electrophysiology, cardiac pacing and
atrial fibrillation: when should we look Task Force 9: training in the care of adult arrhythmia management (COCATS), 23
before we leap? (editorial comment), 1362 patients with congenital heart disease, 31 Embolism
Transesophageal echocardiographically Task Force 10: training in preventive Coagulation activity is increased in the left
facilitated early cardioversion from atrial cardiovascular medicine, 33 atrium of patients with mitral stenosis, 107
fibrillation using short-term anticoagulation: Ejection fraction High risk of thromboemboli early after
final results of a prospective 4.5-year study, Correspondence of left ventricular ejection bioprosthetic cardiac valve replacement,
1354 fraction determinations from two- 1111
Visually discernible myocardial dimensional echocardiography, radionuclide Enalapril
echocardiographic contrast after angiography and contrast cineangiography, Effect of captopril and enalapril on left
intravenous injection of sonicated dextrose 937 ventricular geometry, function and collagen
albumin microbubbles containing high Preserved right ventricular ejection fraction during healing after anterior and inferior
molecular weight, less soluble gases, 509 predicts exercise capacity and survival in myocardial infarction in a dog model, 1718
Editorials, editorial comments, editorial reviews advanced heart failure, 1143 Effects of long-term therapy with enalapril on
Continuing conundrum of syndrome X: further Relations between heart failure, ejection severity of functional mitral regurgitation in
evidence of heterogeneity, 1318 fraction, arrhythmia suppression and dogs with moderate heart failure, 768
Exercise-induced regurgitation in a mitral valve mortality: analysis of the Cardiac Enalaprilat
prolapse: is it a new disease?, 700 Arrhythmia Suppression trial, 1250 Effect of long-term low dose aspirin on
Fast pathway ablation for atrioventricular node Elderly cardiorenal function and early
reentrant tachycardia, 982 See also Age factors hemodynamic response to enalaprilat in a
International comparisons of waiting times for Cardiac chronotropic responsiveness to beta- canine model of severe heart failure, 1445
cardiovascular procedures: a commentary adrenoceptor stimulation is not reduced in Endothelin receptor antagonists
on the long queue, 564 the elderly, 995 Endothelin receptor antagonists in a beagle
Is silent ischemia painless because it is mild?, Clinicopathologic characteristics of elderly model of pulmonary hypertension:
1513 patients with persistent ST segment contribution to possible potential therapy?,
Kawasaki disease: unsafe at any age?, 1425 elevation and inverted T waves: evidence of 1213
Left ventricular geometry, pathophysiology and insidious or healed myocarditis?, 1641 Endothelium-derived relaxing factor
prognosis, 885 Electrocardiography See also Nitric oxide
Mental stress, pain perception and risk of silent See also Stress testing; Holter monitoring; Endothelium-derived relaxing factor is important
ischemia, 1504 specific wave; specific segment in mediating the high output state in
Molecular genetics crying wolf? The case of the Clinical competence in electrocardiography: a chronic severe anemia, 1402
angiotensin-converting enzyme gene and statement for physicians from the ACP/ Etilefrine
cardiovascular disease, 1632 ACC/AHA Task Force on Clinical Limitations of head-up tilt test for evaluating the
Restenosis after percutaneous transluminal Priveleges in Cardiology, 1465 efficacy of therapeutic interventions in
coronary angioplasty: have we been aiming Comparison of thallium-201 single-photon patients with vasovagal syncope: results of a
at the wrong target?, 516 emission computed tomography and controlled study of etilefrine versus
Tell me what ails you, and I'll tell you why it’s electrocardiographic response during placebo, 65
your fault, 1010 exercise in patients with normal rest Exercise testing
Toward a stable clinical classification of unstable electrocardiographic results, 830 See Stress testing
angina, 1293 Definition of the best prediction criteria of Exercise training
Transesophageal echocardiographic screening for the time domain signal-averaged Effects of exercise training in patients with
atrial thrombus before cardioversion of electrocardiogram for serious arrhythmic congestive heart failure: a critical review,
atrial fibrillation: when should we look events in the postinfarction period, 908 789
before we leap?, 1362 Electrocardiographic indexes of dispersion of Physical training in patients with stable chronic
