BODY SURFACE ISOPOTENTIAL MAPS OF NORMAL JAPANESE CHILDREN

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• Body surface isopotential maps were compared between 52 normal children and 47 normal adults. While sequential changes in body surface potential distribution were similar, 4 significant differences in body surface maps were observed between them: 1) Surface maps of normal children showed less smooth contour of isopotential lines than did those of normal adults. For example, breakthrough minimum was recognized more frequently in children (100%) than adults (65%). 2) Breakthrough minimum appeared earlier in normal children (23.2±5.0 msec) than in normal adults (29.2±4.3 msec), and more leftwards on the chest. 3) Forty-seven percent of the children showed positive potentials on the upper and right portions of the anterior chest in the terminal phase of QRS, but this pattern was not observed in normal adults. 4) The maximum at the time of the peak of the T wave appeared more leftward in normal children than normal adults.

• 社団法人日本循環器学会の論文
• 1984-05-20

著者

• Toyama Junji

  名古屋大学 大学院医学系研究科循環器内科

• Ohta Toshiki

  Department Of Circulation And Respiration Research Institute Of Environmental Medicine Nagoya Univer

• Toyama J

  Aichi Prefectural Owari Hospital

• Toyama Junji

  Department Of Circulation Division Of Regulation Of Organ Function Research Institute Of Environment

• Kinoshita Atsushi

  Cariology Section, Chunichi Hospital

• KINOSHITA ATSUSHI

  The Department of Respiration and Circulation, The Research Institute of Environmental Medicine, Nag

• OHTA TOSHIAKI

  The Department of Respiration and Circulation, The Research Institute of Environmental Medicine, Nag

• KUNO KUNIYOSHI

  The Department of Respiration and Circulation, The Research Institute of Environmental Medicine, Nag

• TOYAMA JUNJI

  The Department of Respiration and Circulation, The Research Institute of Environmental Medicine, Nag

• YAMADA KAZUO

  The Department of Respiration and Circulation, The Research Institute of Environmental Medicine, Nag

• Kinoshita Atsushi

  Cariology Section Chunichi Hospital

• Kuno Kuniyoshi

  The Department Of Respiration And Circulation The Research Institute Of Environmental Medicine Nagoy

• Kinoshita Atsushi

  Division Of Cardiology Department Of Internal Medicine Anfo Kosei Hospital

• Toyama Junji

  Department Of Circulation And Respiration The Research Institute Of Environmental Medicine Nagoya Un

• Yamada Kazuo

  The Department Of Circulation And Respiration Research Institute Of Environmental Medicine Nagoya Un

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