The mapping of heart geometry with minimal visual assistance presents a technical challenge for interventional cardiologists attempting catheter navigation.
This allows the mapping of "heart disease" into "cardiac disease" because "heart" and "cardiac" are synonyms.
"The novel today is in fine form: as a field of inquiry, a tribunal of history, a map of the heart, a probe of the psyche, a stimulus to thought, a well of pleasure and a laboratory of language," she added.
And the sharp, color-coded x-ray map of the heart of a globular cluster revealed some surprises.
That said, The Wild Places does map a change of heart as it also maps the route of his travels.
To determine whether the effects on heart rate and contractility were associated with perturbation of cardiac electrical conduction, we performed optical voltage mapping of the heart at doses of MO that failed to elicit morphological defects (e.g. 2 ng) (Fig. 6A) (Arnaout et al., 2007; Chi et al., 2008b; Milan et al., 2006; Panakova et al., 2010; Sedmera et al., 2003).
Set in the icy mountains of Norway, it maps the stories of four individuals, separated by time but linked by geography and the maps of the heart.
Punctuated by wistful, wry songs full of geographical co-ordinates and maps of the heart, it is emotionally underpinned by the thrilling possibility that we can take our own lives in hand and reinvent ourselves.
The purpose of this study was to develop a simple, affordable, and effective method for spatially resolved, continuous, simultaneous, and multiparametric optical mapping of the heart, using a single camera.
Optical mapping of the heart usually involves staining preparations with fluorophores sensitive to a specific parameter that, when excited by suitable wavelengths of light, emit fluorescent signals that report parameter changes.
