Circulation · 1957 · 14 citations · 3 references
EngineeringCardiologyMechanical EngineeringMovement AnalysisPhysiological Systems ModelingVibrationBiomechanical InstrumentationBiopotential MeasurementMedical InstrumentationVibration MeasurementLow-force Input Devices
A low frequency ballistocardiographic system based on the principle of the horizontal pendulum is described. By increasing the coupling of the body to the bed and by the use of an extended frequency range accelerometer, ballistocardiograms having clearly defined high frequency components were recorded. The physical principles of such a system are briefly reviewed.
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Physical basis of the low-frequency ballistocardiograph
Heiko Bürger, Abraham Noordergraaf, A.M.W. Verhagen · American Heart Journal · 1953 · 55 citations · Full text
Medicine, Cardiology, Physics +14
Dynamic Comparison of Current Ballistocardiographic Methods
Samuel A. Talbot, Walter K. Harrison · Circulation · 1955 · 36 citations · Full text