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Schlagvolumen

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Frequenzadaptive Herzschrittmacher

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Das ventrikuläre Schlagvolumen bezeichnet als Differenz zwischen dem enddiastolischen (EDV) und endsystolischen Volumen (ESV) die in der Systole ausgeworfene Blutmenge des entsprechenden Ventrikels. Schlagvolumen und Herzfrequenz sind die Teilgrößen des Herzzeitvolumens, das im Regelmodell des Blutkreislaufs (Kapitel 2) das Stellglied repräsentiert.

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Stangl, K., Wirtzfeld, A. (1990). Schlagvolumen. In: Frequenzadaptive Herzschrittmacher. Steinkopff. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-85388-3_8

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