IMPEDANCE PLETHYSMOGRAPHY IN STUDY OF PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION

Journal/Book: A. M. A. Archives of Surgery October 1952 Vol. 65 pp. 611-620. 1952;

Abstract: WILLIAMS. COXE M.D.; HARRIS B. SHUMACKER Jr. M.D. AND LESLIE W. FREEMAN M.D. INDIANAPOLIS From the Department of Surgery the Indiana University Medical Center. Read at the Ninth Annual Meeting of the Central Surgical Association Toronto Canada March 8 1952. Aided by a contract between the Office of Naval Research Department of the Navy and Indiana University. SUMMARY The electrical impedance plethysmograph is a useful instrument for studying problems of the peripheral circulation. A simple impedance apparatus has been described and its applicability in the study of circulatory disorders has been illustrated. ___MH

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