Journal of Electrocardiology 1999: Vol 32 Index

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Journal of Electrocardiology Vol. 32 No. 4 1999
Subject Index: Volume 32, 1999
Activation Biventricular hypertrophy
epicardial, catheter-based measurement of, 77 echocardiographically determined,
Age electrocardiographic patterns of, 269
circadian modulation of QT rate and, 33 Body position
Angina continuous vectorcardiography ST-segment
ischemia effects on QT dispersion during, 199 monitoring and, 149
Arrhythmias. See also specific arrhythmias Body surface mapping
automatic interactive graphical system for, 225 Lux-type limited lead system, analysis of,
three-dimensional computer simulation of, 115 QRST integral analysis of, 123
Atenolol selection of procedure for, 93
impending myocardial infarction during exercise Bundle branch block
and, 285 with AV nodal reentrant tachycardia and enhanced
Atrial fibrillation
AV nodal conduction, 65
electrocardiographic differentiation of, 315
with pseudonormalization of intraventricular
pilsicainide effect on spiral waves during, 321
conduction, 73
Atrial flutter
automatic interactive graphical system for, 225
electrocardiographic differentiation of, 315 Cardiac mapping
mimicking isolated right ventricular infarction, automatic interactive graphical system for, 225
37 1 (letter) epicardial, estimation from intravascular recordings
Atrial mapping
in paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, 243 Catheter ablation
Atrial parasystole for paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia, 347
effect of exercise and standing on, 365 Circadian rhythm
Atrioventricular block of autonomic nervous activity in rat, 167
provoked by ventricular pacing in ventricular of QT rate dependence, 33
tachycardia, 185 Computer simulation
QT prolongation, bifid T waves in, 289 of late potentials and arrhythmias, 115
Atrioventricular nodal reentrant tachycardia of pilsicainide effect on spiral waves during atrial
with enhanced AV conduction, intermittent bundle fibrillation, 321
branch blocks in, 65 Conduction alternans
Atrioventricular node conduction intraventricular, during exercise testing, 57
with AV nodal reentrant tachycardia, intermittent Conduction velocity
bundle branch blocks in, 65 peri-infarctional, in ventricular fibrillation, 115
Automated detectors Congestive heart failure
for cardiac rhythms, 225 in rabbit coronavirus infection, 21
Autonomic nervous system Continuous vectorcardiography ST-segment
diurnal variations in rat, 167 monitoring
tone, QT rate dependence and, 33 temporal and positional variability in, 149
Coronary angioplasty
Bifid T waves right ventricular infarction with ST segment
in QT prolongation from AV block in hypokalemic elevation during, 359
diabetic, 289 U wave polarity and myocardial ischemia status
Bigeminal rhythm during, 293
escape capture, in sinoatrial block, 51 Coronary arteriography
intermittent, with sinus parasystole, 355 of CAD, correlation with ST-segment changes, 7
Bipolar electrograms Coronary artery disease
automated activation time detection algorithms for, exercise-induced ST-segment changes in lead V,
225 and, 7
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local repolarization properties, body surface mapping QRST isointegral maps in coronary artery disease,
of, 123 123
spatial distribution of QT dispersion in, 207 ST-segment changes
U wave polarity and myocardial ischemia status in, in arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia and, |
293 in lead V,, coronary artery disease and, 7
Coronavirus infection with atenolol, failure to show impending myocardial
in rabbit, ECG changes after, 21 infarction, 285
Extrasystole
left ventricular end-diastolic with
Defibrillation
pseudonormalization of left bundle branch
in transthoracic guinea pig model, 159
Diabetes mellitus block, 73
bifid T waves in QT prolongation from AV block
Fatigue phenomenon
and, 289
transient complete atrioventricular block from, 185
Dual atrioventricular nodal pathways
Fibrillation. See Atrial fibrillation; Ventricular
atrioventricular conduction in, paroxysmal
fibrillation
supraventricular tachycardia and, 347
Forward problem
spherical-harmonic approximation of, 103
Echocardiogram Fusion
of biventricular hypertrophy, electrocardiographic ventricular, with end-diastolic extrasystole, 73
patterns in, 269
of ventricular aneurysm in presence of left bundle Gender
branch block, 179 circadian modulation of QT rate and, 33
Electrocardiogram Guinea pig
atrial flutter mimicking isolated right ventricular as ventricular fibrillation model, 159
infarction, 371 (letter)
Heart position/orientation
changes after rabbit coronavirus infection, 21
interindividual variability of multilead
differentiation of atrial fibrillation from flutter, 315
electrocardiograms and, 137
epicardial in estimating epicardial activation, 77
Heart rate variability
false-negative classification of inferior myocardial
and left ventricular dilation early after myocardial
infarction, 279
infarction, 263
minimal manifestations with severe hyperkalemia,
circadian modulation in healthy volunteers, 33
415 diurnal, in rat, 167
multilead, interindividual variability of, 137
Hemiblocks
of biventricular hypertrophy, electrocardiographic
transient left posterior, during Ml-eliciting exercise
patterns in, 269
test, 57
of left bundle branch block with
His-Purkinje conduction system
pseudonormalization of intraventricular
fatigue phenomenon, transient complete AV block
conduction, 73
and, 185
PST with dual atrioventricular nodal pathways,
His-ventricular block
347 during atrioventricular nodal reentrant tachycardia,
f transient left posterior hemiblock during
65
myocardial ischemia, 57
Hyperkalemia
ventricular aneurysm with left bundle branch
severe, With minimal ECG manifestations, 45
block, 179
Hypokalemia
posterior leads, ST-segment elevation during
with diabetes, bifid T waves from complete AV block
myocardial infarction, 275
in, 289
‘ight ventricular infarction mimicking anterior
infarction, 359 Inferior Q wave
U wave polarity, status of myocardial ischemia in right bundle branch block, 279
during angioplasty and, 293 Interindividual variability
Electrode grids of multilead electrocardiographic recordings, 137
for body surface potential mapping, assessment of, Interpolation
253 Laplacian, of body surface potential field
Epicardial activation maps representation fidelity, 253
estimation from intravascular recordings, 77 Ischemia. See Myocardial ischemia
Exercise test
effects on atrial parasystole, 365 Laplacian interpolation
Mi-eliciting, transient left posterior hemiblock of body surface potential field representation fidelity,
during, 57 Z33
Subject Index 385
Late potentials slow conduction in ventricular fibrillation and, 115
three-dimensional computer simulation of, 115 ST-segment elevation in posterior ECG leads during,
ventricular, identification in surface 275 .
electrocardiogram, 335 U wave polarity, myocardial ischemia status and,
Lead V, 293
exercise-induced ST-segment changes in, 7 Myocardial ischemia
Left anterior descending artery effects on QT dispersion during spontaneous angina,
lesion, disappearance of septal Q waves after MI 199
onset and, 15 impending transmural, exercise-induced, 285
Left bundle branch block ST-vector magnitude in, 149
myocardial infarction-induced ventricular aneurysm status and U polarity during coronary angioplasty,
and, 373(letter) 293
with myocardial infarction-induced ventricular Myocarditis
aneurysm, 179 in rabbit coronavirus infection, 21
with pseudonormalization of intraventricular
conduction, 73 ;
E : P wave-triggered signal-average
Left posterior hemiblock Dp eee
: Pee), with paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, assessment of
transient, during Ml-eliciting exercise treadmill 243
testing, 57
Pacemaker
Left ventricular dilation
risk stratification, late potential analysis for, 335
and heart rate variability early after myocardial
Parasystole
infarction, 263
sinus, intermittent sinus bigeminy and, 355
Limited lead system
Paroxysmal atrial fibrillation
for body surface potential mapping, 253
right atrial mapping and P wave-triggered signal-
Linear interpolation
average in, 243
of body surface potential field representation fidelity,
153 Paroxysmal! supraventricular tachycardia
is caused by 1:2 atrioventricular conduction with dual
AV pathways, 347
Magnetocardiography
Pilsicainide
of QT dispersion spatial distribution in coronary
effect On spiral waves during atrial fibrillation, 321
artery disease, 207
Polymorphic ventricular tachycardia
Monophasic action potential
dispersion of monophasic action potential duration
dispersion, in polymorphic ventricular tachycardia
in, 217
2ES
Power spectral analysis
Multicenter study
of autonomic nervous activity diurnal variation in
on selecting body surface mapping procedure, 93
rat, 167
Multichannel superconducting quantum
Programmed electrical stimulation
interference device system
induction of ventricular tachycardia, QT dispersion
visualization of multiple activated regions during
-
ventricular depolarization, 305 m, £73
Purkinje fiber
Multielectrode vascular catheters
peri-infarctional slow conduction and, 115
for activation recording, estimation of epicardial
activation maps from, 77
Multiple active regions QRS complex
during ventricular depolarization, activated regions during ventricular depolarization,
magnetocardiographic maps of, 305 305
Myocardial bridge QRST interval
impending acute myocardial infarction with, 285 isointegral mapping of exercise-induced changes in
Myocardial infarction coronary artery disease, 123
elicitation, transient left posterior hemiblock during, 57 QT dispersion
heart rate variability and left ventricular dilatation as predictor of inducible ventricular tachycardia, 173
alter, 263 during spontaneous anginal episode, ischemic effects
impending, during exercise associated with on, 199
myocardial bridge, 285 spatial distribution, under stress in coronary artery
induction of ventricular aneurysm in presence of left disease, 207
bundle branch block, 179, 373(letter) QT interval
inferior, false-negative ECG classification of, 279 prolongation, from AV block in hypokalemic
onset, disappearance of septal Q waves after, 15 diabetic, 289
repolarization properties, QRST isointegral mapping QT rate dependence
of, 123 circadian modulation of, 33
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Radiofrequency catheter ablation Statistical estimation
for uncommon-type atrioventricular nodal reentrant of epicardial activation maps from intravascular
tachycardia, 65 recordings, 77
Radiotelemetry Stress
diurnal variation of autonomic nervous activity in spatial distribution of QT dispersion in coronary
rat, 167 artery disease and, 207
Rat Sudden cardiac death
diurnal variation of autonomic nervous activity in, risk assessment by late potential analysis during
167 ventricular pacing, 335
Repolarization Supraventricular tachycardia
dispersion, in polymorphic ventricular tachycardia, paroxysmal in presence of dual AV nodal pathways,
PAW 347
Right bundle branch block
Tachyarrhythmias
causing false-negative ECG classification of inferior
sustained, in guinea pig model, 159
myocardial infarction, 279
Tachycardia
Right ventricular dysplasia
atrioventricular nodal reentrant, with intermittent
arrhythmogenic, exercise-induced ST elevation in, 1
bundle branch block, 65
Right ventricular infarction
polymorphic ventricular, monophasic action
atrial flutter mimicking, 371 (letter)
potential duration dispersion in, 217
mimicking anterior infarction, 359
Tangential magnetocardiogram
of multiple activated regions during ventricular
Septal Q wave
depolarization, 305
disappearance after myocardial infarction onset, 15
Thallium-201 scintigraphy
Serial ECG changes
of CAD, correlation with exercise-induced ST-
for inferior myocardial infarction classification, 279
segment changes, 7
Signal-averaged electrocardiogram
Torso model
for late potential analysis in ventricular pacing, 335
for paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, 243 spherical-harmonic approximation to forward
problem, 103
Sinoatrial block
escape capture bigeminy and, 51 U wave
Sinus bigeminy polarity and myocardial ischemia status during
intermittent, in sinus parasystole, 355 coronary angioplasty, 293
Sinus cycle length Unipolar electrograms
effects of exercise and standing on, 365 automated activation time detection algorithms for,
Sinus parasystole 225
intermittent sinus bigeminy in, 355 Upper limit of vulnerability
Sodium channel blocker in transthoracic guinea pig model, 159
effect on spiral waves during atrial fibrillation,
Spherical harmonics Vectorcardiography
in forward-problem solution, 103 continuous ST-segment monitoring, variability in,
Spiral wave 149
during atrial fibrillation, pilsicainide effect on, 321 Ventricular aneurysm
Spontaneous angina myocardial infarction-induced with complete left
QT dispersion during, ischemia effects on, 199 bundle branch block, 179, 373(letter)
ST segment Ventricular depolarization
continuous vectorcardiographic monitoring, noninvasive visualization of multiple activated
temporal and positional variability of, 149 regions in, 305
elevation Ventricular fibrillation
in posterior ECG leads during acute MI, 275 causality of peri-infarctional slow conduction in, 115
with impending myocardial infarction, 285 upper limit of vulnerability in transthoracic guinea
exercise-induced pig model, 159
in arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia Ventricular pacing
and, | provocation of transient complete AV block, 185
in lead V,, coronary artery disease and, 7 Ventricular tachycardia
Standardization inducible, QT dispersion as noninvasive predictor of,
of body surface mapping procedure, 93 i73
Standing nonsustained, transient AV block provoked by
effects on atrial parasystole, 365 ventricular pacing in, 185
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Author Index: Volume 32, 1999
Aihara, Naohiko, | Gialafos, John, 7, 199 Kurita, Takashi, |
Alexander, Lorraine K., 21 Gursoy, A. Sinan, 5] Kutalek, Steven P., 51
Amamoto, Toshiaki, 289 Gussak, Ihor, 279 Kuwahara, Masayoshi, 167
Andrikopoulos, George, 7, 199
Androulakis, Aristides, 199 Haberl, Ralph, 335 Laks, Michael M., 195
Arellano, Adolfa Rincé de, 359 Hailer, Birgit, 207 Lalaguna, Luis Andrés, 7
Arthur, R. Martin, 103 Hashimoto, Masatoshi, 167 Lange, Silke, 207
Ashihara, Takashi, 321 Hayano, Tomoko, 243 Li, Hui, 159
Avgeropoulou, Catherine, 199 ne: ¥e B.225 Lux, Robert L., 7
Azegami, Koji, 185 Hiejima, Kazumasa, 65
Hirao, Kenzo, 65 MacLeod, Robert S., 77
3adilini, Fabio, 33 Hisatome, Ichiro, 123 Madias, J.E., 57
Bardaji, Alfredo, 45 Hoekema, R., 93, 137 Madias, John E., 179, 373
Baric, Ralph S., 21 Horigome, Hitoshi, 305 Maison-Blanche, Pierre, 33
Bjerregaard, Preben, 279 Horikawa, Tomoe, 65 Maleki, Majid, 275
Blasco, Pedro Morillas, 7 Malkin, Robet A., 159
Bonet, Luis Almenar, 73, 359 Inada, Mitsuo, 263 Martinez-Vea, Alberto, 45
Inoue, Tomoo, 217 Maruyama, Toru, 289
Cavallaro, Lucio, 355 Ishikawa, Kyozo, 15 Masaki, Motoko, 263
Chaitman, Bernard R., 279 Islam, Sumaiya, 279 Matsuzaki, Masunori, 243
Chandna, H., 269 Itagaki, Takeshi, 217 Metaxas, Gerasimos, 199
Clark, W.A., 269 Iwasaka, Toshiji, 263 Michaelides, Andreas, 7, 199
Coumel, Philippe, 33 Michaud, Gregory F., 315
Cserjés, Zsuzsanna, 253 Jain, A., 269 Miller, Mark, 279
Mirhaji, Parsa, 275
Dellborg, Mikael, 149 Kakaidis, Spyros, 7 Mitsui, Toshio, 305
Denes, P., 269 Kamakura, Shiro, 1 Mittal, S.R., 371
Deseo, Thomas, 33 Kamangar, Farin, 275 Miwa, Shusuke, 217
Dilaveris, Polychronis, 7, 199 Kaminetsky, Aleksey, 179 Miyakoda, Hiroyuki, 123
Dolz, Luis Martinez, 7 73 Kataoka, Hajime, 293 Monir, George, 51
Dreifus, Leonard S., 5 Kato, Masahiko, 123 Morady, Fred, 315
Kato, Tatsuo, 123 Mori, Masatake, 123
Eftekharzadeh, Mahmoud, 275 Kawabata, Mihoko, 65 Motokawa, Katsuhiko, 65
Endo, Akihiro, 123 Kawara, Tokuhiro, 65
Esato, Masahiro, 243 Kawasaki, Hisao, 365 Nakazawa, Kazuo, 32]
Extramiana, Fabrice, 33 Keene, Bruce W., 21 Namba, Tsunetoyo, 321
Kinoshita, Shinji, 365 Ni, Quan, 77
Farkas, Noémi, 253 Kinoshita, Shuichi, 365 Niho, Yoshiyuki, 289
Fernandez-Medina, V., 285 Kinugawa, Toru, | Nishiue, Takashi, 263
Fraticelli, Aureliano, 347 Knez, Andreas, Norgaard. Bjarne L., 1
Kned. PF: 37
Garcia, Carmen, 45 Knight, Bradley P., Ogino, Kazuhide, 123
Geratz, Joachim Dieter, 21 Kozmann, Gyorgy, Ohe, Tohru, 321
Ghanem, Raja N., 225 Kubota, Isao, 115 Ohira, Hiroshi, 185
Gialafos, Elias, 199 Kuenzler, Richard O., 7 Ohmura, Masato, 243
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Ohnishi, Yoshio, 217 Shimizu, Akihiko, 243 Toutouzas, Pavlos K., 7
Oka-Manabe, Sugako, 289 Shimizu, Hiroki, 217 Toyofuku, Mamoru, 1
Okishige, Kaoru, 185 Shimizu, Wataru, | Toyofuku, Mina, 15
Oliver, Jesus Angel, 45 Silber, E.N., 269 Tsubone, Hirokazu, 167
Oraii, Saeed, 275 Small, J. David, 21 Tsuji, Hisako, 263
Oreto, Giuseppe, Solanki, Naresh, 179 Tsukada, Keiji, 305
Ortega-Carnicer, Soriano, Joaquin Rueda, 359
Osada, Naohiko, 27 Stefanadis, Christodoulos, 7 Ueyama, Takeshi, 243
Osaki, Shuichi, 123 Steinbeck, Gerhard, 335 Uijen, G.J.H., 93, 137
Oyama, Yohtaro, 365 Steinbigler, Peter, 335 Urae, Ryuji, 289
Stocke, Karen, 279
Van Erning, L., 137
Pai, Ramdas, G., 173 Stoletniy, Liset N., 173
Pai, Sudha M., 173 Strickberger, S. Adam, 315 Van Leeuwen, Peter, 207
Pappone, Carol, 347 Sugano, Shigeru, 167 Van Oosterom, A., 93, 137
Vives, Miguel Angel Arnau, 73,
Paul, Bishwajeet, 371 Sunagawa, Kenji, |
359
Perez, Miguel Palencia, 73, Suyama, Kazuhiko, |
Pinoteau, Jacques, 33 Suzuki, Fumio, 65
Waldo, Albert L., 225
Platt, Marc L., 173 Suzuki, Kou, 65
Wehr, Michael, 207
Préda, Istvan, 253
Psomadaki, Zoi D., 7 Taccardi, Bruno, 77 Yamagata, Toshihiko, 243
Tajino, Kazuhiro, 15 Yamaguchi, Iwao, 305
Rasmussen, Birthe M., 149 Takaki, Hiroshi, 1 Yamaki, Michiyasu, 115
Rautaharju, Pentti, 279 Tamura, Kenji, 243 Yamashita, Katsuhiro, 185
Richter, Dimitris, 7, 199 Tamura, Koji, 263
Yano, Kei, 65
Rudy, Yoram, 225 Tarumi, Noritaka, 263 Yano, Shoji, 293
Tatsuno, Hironari, 243 Yokoyama, Mitsuhiro, 217
Saccomanno, Gabriele Tavakolian, Amir Abbas, 275 Yokoyama, Yasuhiro, 27‘
Saez, Ana Osa, 73, 359 Terada, Yasushi, 305 Yoshida, Akihiro, 217
Sandor, Gyorgy, 253 Thygesen, Kristian, 149 Yoshino, Hideaki, 15
Sasano, Tetsuo, 185 Tokunaga, Satoshi, 263
Yotsukura, Masayuki, 15
Satake Tomoike, Hitonobu, 115 Yount, Boyd L., 21
Satullo, Gaetano, 2) 5 Torres, Vilma I., 173
Shigemasa, Chiaki, 1 Toutouzas, Pavlos, 199 Zhou, Sophia H., 279