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2. PULMONARY SCANS ACHIEVED WITH MACROAGGREGATED RADIOIODINATED ALBUMIN: USE IN DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY ARTERY AGENESIS
3. EBSTEINʼS MALFORMATION
4. Earl H. Wood: outstanding twentieth century investigator of the heart and circulation
5. A.V. Waller (1816-1870) and 'Vagus' Pressure.
6. Unusual RT segment deviations in electrocardiograms of normal persons
7. Focal myocarditis associated with pheochromocytoma
8. A misplaced decimal of digitalis dose and tiny Jose Eric Martinez dies.
9. Osler, used and abused--an eponymic essay.
10. Freud's death.
11. Below the belt.
12. Howard Bertram Burchell, MD: a conversation with the editor. Interview by William C. Roberts.
13. Cover questions.
14. Ethics in mid-century cardiovascular research: apologia.
15. Spa therapy for heart disease Bad Nauheim (circa 1900).
16. Vicissitudes in clinical trial research. Subjects, participants, patients.
17. Digitalis associated mortality in patients after a myocardial infarction: moral responsibilities in recommending clinical trials.
18. The interpretation of gross left axis deviation in the electrocardiogram.
19. Dirk Durrer. Thirty-five years of cardiology in Amsterdam.
20. [It is the tune which provides the diagnosis].
21. Thoughts on medical specialism and medical care: dilemmas and paradoxes.
22. Letter: Pericarditis during long-term hemodialysis.
23. Contributions of the basic sciences to successful clinical application of cardiopulmonary bypass.
24. Letter from above (Sir Thomas Lewis).
25. Reversible neutrophil defect in patients with bacterial endocarditis.
26. Coincidental bicentennials: United States and foxglove therapy.
27. Initial vectors of ventricular premature beats and anterior fascicular conduction defects.
28. Chronic aortic insufficiency: a therapeutic dilemma.
29. Electrocution: an ever-present hazard.
30. Salvaging the postinfarct heart. The Postgraduate Medicine Lecture.
31. The Medical Bookshelf.
32. Important events in cardiology, 1940-1982 a retrospective view.
33. The natural (and unnatural) history of hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy.
34. The QT interval historically treated.
35. Editorial: Pathogenesis of myocardial infarction (culpable clot?).
36. Stress and the aching heart.
37. Hutchison's "don'ts" for diagnosticians. His principles of diagnosis revisited.
38. Ebstein's disease.
39. A centennial note on Waller and the first human electrocardiogram.
40. Did Einthoven invent a string galvanometer?
41. Mechanical and hydraulic analogies in Harvey's discovery of the circulation.
42. Paul-Ferdinand Gachet--van Gogh's physician.
43. Coronary artery spasm.
44. Harvey's legacy.
45. The surgical treatment of reentrant atrioventricular tachycardia (Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome)
46. Views on ageing.
47. Digitalis poisoning: historical and forensic aspects.
48. A test experience with a machine-processed electrocardiography diagnosis: the recognition of "normal" and some specific patterns.
49. Osler: in quest of the gnostic grail in morbid anatomy.
50. Electrocution. A reminder of the deadly hazard.
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