1. Blood flow and blood velocity measurementin vivo by electromagnetic induction

   • D. G. Wyatt

   Review Pages: 193 - 211

2. Pulsed multifrequency photoplethysmograph

   • J. Giltvedt
   • A. Sira
   • P. Helme

   OriginalPaper Pages: 212 - 215

3. Flow in a curved tube with constriction—an application to the arterial system

   • N. Padmanabhan
   • G. Jayaraman

   OriginalPaper Pages: 216 - 224

4. Effects of short-duration transients on cardiac rhythm

   • O. Z. Roy
   • A. J. Mortimer
   • E. J. Villeneuve

   OriginalPaper Pages: 225 - 228

5. Spectral analysis of second heart sound in normal children by selective linear prediction coding

   • D. Nandagopal
   • J. Mazumdar
   • E. Goldblatt

   OriginalPaper Pages: 229 - 239

6. Single-fibre electromyography with a personal computer

   • B. M. ter haar Romeny
   • W. C. Nuijen
   • A. D. L. Magielse

   OriginalPaper Pages: 240 - 244

7. Measurement of the quality of hand contractions

   • B. W. Duym
   • G. Pfurtscheller

   OriginalPaper Pages: 245 - 250

8. Effect of deformation rate on the flexural fracture behaviour of long bones

   • S. Pal
   • S. Saha

   OriginalPaper Pages: 251 - 254

9. Effects of whole blood interfacial interactions on potassium ion transport through poly(2-hydroxyethylmethacrylate) membranes

   • G. S. Margules
   • J. A. Kane
   • D. C. MacGregor

   OriginalPaper Pages: 255 - 258

10. Microcomputer-controlled device for delivering hormone stimulation to cell suspensions in perifusion: release of luteinising hormone from sheep pituitary cells

    • J. E. A. McIntosh
    • R. P. McIntosh
    • R. J. Kean

    OriginalPaper Pages: 259 - 262

11. Biological effects of X-band microwave radiation on the eye of the crayfish

    • J. Munemori
    • T. Ikeda

    OriginalPaper Pages: 263 - 267

12. Ultrasonically marked catheter—a method for positive echographic catheter position identification

    • B. Breyer
    • I. Cikeš

    Technical Note Pages: 268 - 271

13. Low-power, low-noise instrumentation amplifier for physiological signals

    • G. H. Hamstra
    • A. Peper
    • C. A. Grimbergen

    Technical Note Pages: 272 - 274

14. Measurement of the maximum rate of rise of the cardiac action potentialV _max

    • R. M. McGillivray
    • R. W. Wald

    Technical Note Pages: 275 - 276

15. Digitally controlled system for reproducing blood flow waveformsin vitro

    • J. N. Petersen

    Technical Note Pages: 277 - 280

16. Pole-zero extraction by nonlinear regression of discrete-time arterial blood-flow waveforms

    • L. A. Meara

    Technical Note Pages: 281 - 284

17. Normalisation of body impedance data: a theoretical study

    • S. Rush
    • M. Mehtar
    • A. F. Baldwin

    Technical Note Pages: 285 - 286

18. Optical end-tidal air-point detector built in a nonrebreathing valve

    • H. L. Journée
    • J. J. van der Meer

    Technical Note Pages: 287 - 288