. Medical diagnosis for the student and practitioner. RJ. ^aaJWjwJV^ /CLajuJ^ J10. 265-—PassaSe fr°m flutter and state of general arterial anemia and venous stasis orfibrillation. Profound cardiac decompensation. (RJ. = right jugular. = rightradial. i. Running pulse barely palpable; rate 168 per minute; jugular waves enormous. 2. After 24 hours treatment with digitalis by Egglestons method. Radial now pre-sents a definite pulse of 156 beats per minute. Jugular less intense but lacking a waves. 3. Twenty-four hours later. Radial shows clearly the characteristics of fibrillation( pulsus irr
. Medical diagnosis for the student and practitioner. RJ. ^aaJWjwJV^ /CLajuJ^ J10. 265-—PassaSe fr°m flutter and state of general arterial anemia and venous stasis orfibrillation. Profound cardiac decompensation. (RJ. = right jugular. = rightradial. i. Running pulse barely palpable; rate 168 per minute; jugular waves enormous. 2. After 24 hours treatment with digitalis by Egglestons method. Radial now pre-sents a definite pulse of 156 beats per minute. Jugular less intense but lacking a waves. 3. Twenty-four hours later. Radial shows clearly the characteristics of fibrillation( pulsus irregularis perpetuus), a waves wholly absent from venous tracing. Pulserate 132. 4. Twenty-four hours later. Pulse rate 108; less arrhythmic; fibrillationclearly shownby minute waves (f f+) in jugular tracing. ^8 :>:> MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS Functionalblock. lar pulsations are so rapid as to surpass the conduction capacity of the Hisbundle or the possibilities of recovery and response on the part of the ventri-cles, and, therefore, save in the rare
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