Graphic Methods in Heart Disease
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54 a'- indicates the premature contrac- tion of the auricle, and is followed by c^ the carotid pulse wave. In Fig. 55 there are three extra-systoles F[G. 54. — Shows an extra-systole of auricular origin at a'. This tracing is interpreted in tlie diagram Fig. 58. (Mackenzie.) at A, B and G ; at C the extra-systole is auricular, and the a' c^ interval is slightly longer than normal. This (i^-c^ interval is lengthened because the a-v bundle has been called upon to conduct the stimulus from the aur...icle to the ventricle, before it had completely re- covered from the passage of the preceding stimulus.
Rarely the stimulus is blocked and no ventricular systole results, because of the depressed conductivity.
In these tracings there is a full compensatory pause.
Frequently, however, there is no compensatory pause AURICULAR EXTRA-SYSTOLES 93 94 GRAPHIC METHODS IN HEART DISEASE / after an auricular extra-systole, the distance from a^ to the following a being equal to the distance between any a and the a following.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
54 a'- indicates the premature contrac- tion of the auricle, and is followed by c^ the carotid pulse wave. In Fig. 55 there are three extra-systoles F[G. 54. — Shows an extra-systole of auricular origin at a'. This tracing is interpreted in tlie diagram Fig. 58. (Mackenzie.) at A, B and G ; at C the extra-systole is auricular, and the a' c^ interval is slightly longer than normal. This (i^-c^ interval is lengthened because the a-v bundle has been called upon to conduct the stimulus from the aur...icle to the ventricle, before it had completely re- covered from the passage of the preceding stimulus.
Rarely the stimulus is blocked and no ventricular systole results, because of the depressed conductivity.
In these tracings there is a full compensatory pause.
Frequently, however, there is no compensatory pause AURICULAR EXTRA-SYSTOLES 93 94 GRAPHIC METHODS IN HEART DISEASE / after an auricular extra-systole, the distance from a^ to the following a being equal to the distance between any a and the a following.
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