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13 (5), 598-602

Occhetta, E., Piccinino, C., Francalacci, G., Magnani, A., Bolognese, L., Devecchi, P., Rognoni, G. and Rossi, P. (1990), Lack of Influence of Atrioventricular Delay on Stroke Volume at Rest in Patients with Complete Atrioventricular-Block and Dual Chamber Pacing. Pace-Pacing and Clinical Electrophysiology, 13 (7), 916-926

Wessale, J.L., Voelz, M.B. and Geddes, L.A. (1990), Stroke Volume and the 3-Phase Cardiac-Output Rate Relationship with Ventricular Pacing. Pace-Pacing and Clinical Electrophysiology, 13 (5), 673-680

Lau, C.P., Wong, C.K., Leung, W.H. and Liu, W.X. (1990), Superior Cardiac Hemodynamics of Atrioventricular Synchrony Over Rate Responsive Pacing at Submaximal Exercise - Observations in Activity Sensing Dddr Pacemakers. Pace-Pacing and Clinical Electrophysiology, 13 (12), 1832-1837.

Abstract: The relative hemodynamic profile between dual chamber pacing (DDD) and activity sensing rate responsive pacing (VVIR) was compared in ten patients with dual chamber rate responsive pacemakers (Synergist II). With a double blind, randomized exercise protocol, DDDR pacemakers were programmed into VVI, VVIR, and DDD (AV interval 150 msec) modes and in seven patients the test in the DDD mode was repeated with the AV interval programmed at 75 msec. A treadmill exercise test of 6-minutes duration (2 stages, Stage I at 2 mph, 0% gradient and Stage II at 2 mph, 15% gradient) was performed at each of the programmed settings, with a rest period of 30 minutes in between tests. Cardiac output was assessed using continuous- wave Doppler sampling ascending aortic flow and expressed as a percentage of the value achieved during VVI pacing. During exercise, pacing rate between DDD and VVIR pacing was similar but was higher with DDD at the first minute of recovery (91 +/- 4 vs 81 +/- 3 beats/min, respectively). Cardiac output was significantly higher at rest, during low level exercise, and recovery with DDD pacing compared with VVIR pacing (resting: 21 +/- 14 vs -2 +/- 7%; Stage I: 36 +/- 6 vs 16 +/- 7%; Stage II: 25 +/- 15 vs 10 +/- 8%; recovery: 26 +/- 12 vs 4 +/- 9%; P < 0.05 in all cases). Systolic blood pressure was significantly higher during low level of exercise in the DDD mode. Shortening of the AV interval to 75 msec did not significantly affect cardiac output during exercise, but cardiac output after exercise was reduced (2 +/- 6 vs 23 +/- 6% at an AV interval of 150 msec, P < 0.02). By enhancing the stroke volume, DDD pacing improves cardiac hemodynamics at rest, during low level exercise, and early postexercise recovery

Keywords: AV INTERVAL/BENEFITS/CARDIAC HEMODYNAMICS/DOPPLER/DUAL CHAMBER AND RATE RESPONSIVE PACING/DUAL-CHAMBER PACEMAKERS/HEART-BLOCK/REST/STROKE VOLUME

Boivie, J., Leijon, G. and Johansson, I. (1989), Central Post-Stroke Pain - A Study of the Mechanisms Through Analyses of the Sensory Abnormalities. Pain, 37 (2), 173-185

Leijon, G. and Boivie, J. (1989), Central Post-Stroke Pain - A Controlled Trial of Amitriptyline and Carbamazepine. Pain, 36 (1), 27-36

Leijon, G., Boivie, J. and Johansson, I. (1989), Central Post-Stroke Pain - Neurological Symptoms and Pain Characteristics. Pain, 36 (1), 13-25

Holmgren, H., Leijon, G., Boivie, J., Johansson, I. and Ilievska, L. (1990), Central Post-Stroke Pain - Somatosensory Evoked-Potentials in Relation to Location of the Lesion and Sensory Signs. Pain, 40 (1), 43-52

Keywords: NETHERLANDS/PAIN

Hommel, M., Pradere, J., Guell, A., Bousquet, J. and Bes, A. (1982), Blood Biorheology and Ischemic Stroke. Pathologie Biologie, 30 (7), 615-619

Candelise, L., Albanese, V., Bono, G., Brambilla, L., Dezanche, L., Inzitari, D., Mariani, F., Nardini, M., Argentino, C., Prencipe, M., Rasura, M. and Fieschi, C. (1982), Prognosis of Treated Recent Reversible Ischemic Attacks (Rias) - Analysis of Recurrence of Rias, Stroke and Death According to the Pathogenesis, Angiographic Findings and Risk-Factors - Identification of High-Risk Rias. Pathologie Biologie, 30 (7), 621-624

Chao, T.C., Sinniah, R. and Pakiam, J.E. (1981), Acute Heat-Stroke Deaths. Pathology, 13 (1), 145-156

Ikeda, K., Yamamura, T., Mitamura, Y., Fujiwara, S., Tominaga, Y. and Kiyono, T. (1981), Online Recognition of Hand-Written Characters Utilizing Positional and Stroke Vector Sequences. Pattern Recognition , 13 (3), 191-206

Ogawa, H. and Taniguchi, K. (1982), Thinning and Stroke Segmentation for Handwritten Chinese Character-Recognition. Pattern Recognition, 15 (4), 299-308

Lee, S.W. and Kim, J.H. (1989), Unconstrained Seal Imprint Verification Using Attributed Stroke Graph Matching. Pattern Recognition, 22 (6), 653-664

Lee, S.W. and Kim, J.H. (1989), Attributed Stroke Graph Matching for Seal Imprint Verification. Pattern Recognition Letters, 9 (2), 137-145

Liao, C.W. and Huang, J.S. (1990), Stroke Segmentation by Bernstein-Bezier Curve Fitting. Pattern Recognition, 23 (5), 475-484

Kelley, R.E. and Berger, J.R. (1987), Ischemic Stroke in A Girl with Lupus Anticoagulant. Pediatric Neurology, 3 (1), 58-61

Coker, S.B., Beltran, R.S., Myers, T.F. and Hmura, L. (1988), Neonatal Stroke - Description of Patients and Investigation Into Pathogenesis. Pediatric Neurology, 4 (4), 219-223

Lindner, W., Seidel, M., Versmold, H.T., Dohlemann, C. and Riegel, K.P. (1990), Stroke Volume and Left-Ventricular Output in Preterm Infants with Patent Ductus-Arteriosus. Pediatric Research, 27 (3), 278-281

Glueck, C.J., Daniels, S.R., Bates, S., Benton, C., Tracy, T. and Third, J.L.H. (1982), Pediatric Victims of Unexplained Stroke and Their Families - Familial Lipid and Lipoprotein Abnormalities. Pediatrics, 69 (3), 308-316

Riege, W.H., Harker, J.O., Metter, E.J. and Hanson, W.R. (1982), Recognition of Designs After A Unilateral Stroke. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 54 (2), 538

Cushman, L. and Caplan, B. (1987), Multiple Memory-Systems - Evidence from Stroke. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 64 (2), 571-577

Eason, R.L., Smith, T.L. and Plaisance, E. (1989), Effects of Proactive-Interference on Learning the Tennis Backhand Stroke. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 68 (3), 923-930

Joynt, R.J. and Feibel, J.H. (1982), Stroke - Another View. Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 26 (1), 116-126

Gryglewski, R.J., Nowak, S., Kostkatrabka, E., Bieron, K., Dembinskakiec, A., Blaszczyk, B., Kusmiderski, J., Markowska, E. and Szmatola, S. (1982), Clinical Use of Prostacyclin (Pgi2) in Ischemic Stroke. Pharmacological Research Communications, 14 (9), 879-908

Tayeb, O.S. and Marzouki, Z.M.H. (1990), Effect of Dantrolene Pretreatment on Heat-Stroke in Sheep. Pharmacological Research , 22 (5), 565-572

Mortensen, E., Tande, P.M., Klow, N.E. and Refsum, H. (1990), Plasma-Concentrations and Hemodynamic-Effects of D-Sotalol After Beta-Blockade in Dogs. Pharmacology & Toxicology, 67 (5), 420-425.

Abstract: This study was designed to investigate the haemodynamic effects of d-sotalol at plasma concentrations producing class III antiarrhythmic effects. d-Sotalol 1, 4 and 10 mg/kg intravenously was given after beta-blockade (propranolol 0.25 mg/kg intravenously) to seven pentobarbital anaesthetized dogs. Left ventricular (LV) systolic and end-diastolic pressures, LV dP/dt(max), mean aortic pressure, stroke volume, cardiac output and total peripheral resistance were not significantly changed by d-sotalol. There was a linear correlation between the dose of d-sotalol infused and the plasma concentration of d-sotalol obtained. Heart rate decreased and QT-time increased with increasing plasma concentrations of d-sotalol, whereas the QRS- width did not change. There was a linear correlation between the decrease in heart rate and the increase in QT-time, and between the plasma concentration of d-sotalol and increase in QT-time. In conclusion, the study indicates that after beta- blockade d-sotalol has no cardiodepressive effects at concentrations that prolong repolarization

Keywords: ACTION-POTENTIAL DURATION/ARRHYTHMIAS/ATRIAL/COPENHAGEN/DEXTROROTATORY ISOMERS/ISOLATED CARDIAC-MUSCLE/OPTICAL ISOMERS/POSITIVE INOTROPY/PROLONGATION/RACEMIC SOTALOL/REFRACTORINESS

Ortiz, A., Macdonall, J.S., Wakade, C.G. and Karpiak, S.E. (1990), Gm1 Ganglioside Reduces Cognitive Dysfunction After Focal Cortical Ischemia. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 37 (4), 679-684.

Abstract: The functional consequences of cortical focal ischemia and the effect of monosialoganglioside (GM1) treatment on learning/performance of a spatial reversal task were investigated. Cortical focal ischemia was induced by a permanent occlusion of the left common carotid artery and the ipsilateral middle cerebral artery, with a 1-h clamping of the contralateral carotid artery. Twenty-six rats were randomly assigned to three groups: sham controls, a saline-treated ischemic group, and a GM1 ganglioside-treated ischemic group (10 mg/kg/day: IM). Fifteen days after surgery rats were trained on a spatial reversal task in a two-lever operant chamber where food reward was contingent on lever pressing. Training continued from day 15 to day 21 after surgery. Cortical focal ischemia resulted in learning/performance deficits that were reduced by GM1 ganglioside treatment. The cognitive deficits were characterized by a significantly higher number of nonperseverative errors and number of responses to criterion. There was a significant difference between left and right lever performance in the saline-treated ischemic group, which was absent in shams and GM1-treated ischemic rats. On all measures GM1-treated rats were not different from sham controls

Keywords: CORTICAL STROKE/GANGLIOSIDE/GM1/INFARCTION/INJURY/ISCHEMIA/LEARNING/LESIONS/MEMORY/PARIETAL/PARIETAL ASSOCIATION CORTEX/PERSEVERATION/RATS/STROKE/THERAPY/TRANSIENT FOREBRAIN ISCHEMIA

Czlonkowska, A. and Cyrta, B. (1988), Effect of Naloxone on Acute Stroke. Pharmacopsychiatry, 21 (2), 98-100

Camu, F., Vanoverberge, L., Bullingham, R. and Lloyd, J. (1990), Hemodynamic-Effects of 2 Intravenous Doses of Ketorolac Tromethamine Compared with Morphine. Pharmacotherapy, 10 (6), S122-S126.

Abstract: The cardiovascular effects of intravenous administration of ketorolac tromethamine 10 and 90 mg were measured and compared with those of morphine sulfate 10 mg in 18 anesthetized patients after major vascular surgery. Morphine caused a significant reduction in mean arterial pressure, left cardiac work index, and left ventricular stroke work index. Stroke volume index, cardiac output, and pulmonary artery pressures decreased to a lesser extent. Ketorolac at either dose was not associated with any significant change in cardiac and hemodynamic parameters. The data suggest that even high doses of the drug may be safely administered in clinical situations where hypotension is disadvantageous or where reduction in afterload is not a specific therapeutic aim

Keywords: MYOCARDIAL-INFARCTION/PAIN/PENTAZOCINE/SULFATE/SURGERY

Carr, J.H., Shepherd, R.B., Nordholm, L. and Lynne, D. (1985), Investigation of A New Motor-Assessment Scale for Stroke Patients. Physical Therapy, 65 (2), 175-180

Chiou, I.I.L. and Burnett, C.N. (1985), Values of Activities of Daily Living - A Survey of Stroke Patients and Their Home Therapists. Physical Therapy, 65 (6), 901-906

Dickstein, R., Hocherman, S., Pillar, T. and Shaham, R. (1986), Stroke Rehabilitation - 3 Exercise Therapy Approaches. Physical Therapy, 66 (8), 1233-1238

Bohannon, R.W. and Smith, M.B. (1987), Assessment of Strength Deficits in 8 Paretic Upper Extremity Muscle Groups of Stroke Patients with Hemiplegia. Physical Therapy, 67 (4), 522-525

Bohannon, R.W. (1987), Relative Decreases in Knee Extension Torque with Increased Knee Extension Velocities in Stroke Patients with Hemiparesis. Physical Therapy, 67 (8), 1218-1220

Bohannon, R.W., Larkin, P.A., Smith, M.B. and Horton, M.G. (1987), Relationship Between Static Muscle Strength Deficits and Spasticity in Stroke Patients with Hemiparesis. Physical Therapy, 67 (7), 1068-1071

Seitz, R.H., Allred, K.E., Backus, M.E. and Hoffman, J.A. (1987), Functional-Changes During Acute Rehabilitation in Patients with Stroke. Physical Therapy, 67 (11), 1685-1690

Leone, J.A. and Kukulka, C.G. (1988), Effects of Tendon Pressure on Alpha-Motoneuron Excitability in Patients with Stroke. Physical Therapy, 68 (4), 475-480

Andrews, A.W. and Bohannon, R.W. (1989), Decreased Shoulder Range of Motion on Paretic Side After Stroke. Physical Therapy, 69 (9), 768-776

Olney, S.J., Colborne, G.R. and Martin, C.S. (1989), Joint Angle Feedback and Biomechanical Gait Analysis in Stroke Patients - A Case-Report. Physical Therapy, 69 (10), 863-870

Goldie, P.A., Matyas, T.A., Spencer, K.I. and Mcginley, R.B. (1990), Postural Control in Standing Following Stroke - Test-Retest Reliability of Some Quantitative Clinical-Tests. Physical Therapy, 70 (4), 234-243

Paxton, A.H., Gardner, R.L. and Baker, L. (1986), Lightning Return Stroke - A Numerical-Calculation of the Optical Radiation. Physics of Fluids, 29 (8), 2736-2741

Beevers, D.G. and Cruickshank, J.K. (1981), Age, Sex, Ethnic-Origin and Hospital Admission for Heart-Attack and Stroke. Postgraduate Medical Journal, 57 (674), 763-765

Johnston, J.H., Dunn, F.G., Beevers, D.G., Larkin, H. and Titterington, D.M. (1981), The Importance of Good Blood-Pressure Control in the Prevention of Stroke Recurrence in Hypertensive Patients. Postgraduate Medical Journal, 57 (673), 690-693

Jarman, C.M.B. (1982), Living with Stroke. Postgraduate Medical Journal, 58 (684), 606-609

Lim, M.L. and Ebrahim, S.B.J. (1983), Depression After Stroke - A Hospital Treatment Survey. Postgraduate Medical Journal, 59 (694), 489-491

Humphrey, P.R.D. and Harrison, M.J.G. (1985), How Often Can An Embolic Stroke be Diagnosed Clinically - A Clinicopathological Correlation. Postgraduate Medical Journal, 61 (722), 1039-1042

Cox, N.H. and Lorains, J.W. (1986), The Prognostic Value of Blood-Glucose and Glycosylated Hemoglobin Estimation in Patients with Stroke. Postgraduate Medical Journal, 62 (723), 7-10

Gray, C.S., French, J.M., Bates, D., Cartlidge, N.E.F., Venables, G.S. and James, O.F.W. (1989), Increasing Age, Diabetes-Mellitus and Recovery from Stroke. Postgraduate Medical Journal, 65 (768), 720-724

Radhakrishnan, K., Thacker, A.K., Maloo, J.C. and Elmangoush, M.A. (1990), Sickle-Cell Trait and Stroke in the Young-Adult. Postgraduate Medical Journal, 66 (782), 1078-1080.

Abstract: Two young patients with sickle cell trait (AS haemaglobinopathy) and ischaemic stroke are reported. The stroke involved the internal carotid artery territory in one and the brainstem in the other. A review of the literature is presented to suggest that the association of sickle cell trait and cerebral infarction is more than coincidental. Haemoglobin electrophoresis should be undertaken routinely in young subjects with ischaemic stroke

Keywords: BRITISH/CEREBRAL INFARCTIONS

Peck, K., Shinton, R. and Beevers, G. (1990), Is Serum Gamma-Glutamyl Transferase A Good Marker of Alcohol Intake in Stroke Patients. Postgraduate Medical Journal, 66 (779), 710-713

Keywords: BRITISH/SEP

Briggs, R.S. (1982), Stroke Management of the Elderly in Great-Britain. Postgraduate Medicine, 71 (4), 101-&

Massey, E.W. (1982), Peroneal Palsy in Stroke Patients. Postgraduate Medicine, 71 (6), 109-114

Weiner, S.R. (1982), Atrial-Myxoma As Cause of Stroke and Tia in A Young Man. Postgraduate Medicine, 72 (2), 270-271

Anderson, D.C. (1983), Non-Invasive Carotid Testing in Threatened Stroke .1. Principles and Techniques. Postgraduate Medicine, 74 (2), 239-245

Schuchmann, J.A. (1983), Stroke Rehabilitation - Minimizing the Functional Deficits. Postgraduate Medicine, 74 (5), 101-&

Anderson, D.C. (1983), Non-Invasive Carotid Testing in Threatened Stroke .2. Predictive Performance. Postgraduate Medicine, 74 (2), 249-&

Redman, J.C., Peloso, O.A., Milne, R.L., Kaminsky, N.I., Ellis, S.C., Wolfel, D.A. and Martinez, P.U. (1983), Asymptomatic Pheochromocytoma - Diagnosis After Hemorrhagic Stroke in A Middle-Aged Patient. Postgraduate Medicine, 73 (4), 279-&

Furlan, A.J. (1984), Transient Ischemic Attacks - Strategies for Minimizing Stroke Risk. Postgraduate Medicine, 75 (6), 183-&

Rivera, V.M. (1985), Stroke - A Guide to Differential-Diagnosis and Prevention. Postgraduate Medicine, 77 (4), 81-88

Tikare, S.K., Chaudhary, B.A. and Bandisode, M.S. (1985), Hypertension and Stroke in A Young Man with Obstructive Sleep- Apnea Syndrome. Postgraduate Medicine, 78 (7), 59-&

Foster, J.W. and Hart, R.G. (1986), Antithrombotic Therapy for Cerebrovascular-Disease - Prevention and Treatment of Stroke. Postgraduate Medicine, 80 (8), 199-206

Tepperman, P.S., Soric, R. and Devlin, H.T.M. (1986), Stroke Rehabilitation - A Problem-Oriented Approach. Postgraduate Medicine, 80 (8), 158-&

Ferris, E.B. (1986), Noninvasive Testing for Carotid-Artery Atherosclerosis - A Key Role in Diagnosis of Stroke. Postgraduate Medicine, 80 (4), 105-&

Nakano, K.K. (1986), An Overview of Stroke - Epidemiology, Classification, Risk- Factors, Clinical Aspects. Postgraduate Medicine, 80 (4), 82-&

Mccabe, M.J. (1986), Diagnostic Neuroimaging in Stroke - the Complementary Roles of Referring Physician and Neuroradiologist. Postgraduate Medicine, 80 (4), 117-&

Edmeads, J. (1987), Headache in Cerebrovascular-Disease - A Common Symptom of Stroke. Postgraduate Medicine, 81 (8), 191-&

Biller, J. and Adams, H.P. (1987), Diagnosis of Stroke in Young-Adults. Postgraduate Medicine, 81 (5), 141-&

Furlan, A.J. (1988), Unexplained Acute Changes in Behavior - When to Think of Stroke. Postgraduate Medicine, 84 (2), 136-&

Gorelick, P.B. (1989), Treatment of Ischemic Stroke - Lessons from Clinical-Trials. Postgraduate Medicine, 86 (8), 107-118

Alberts, M.J. (1989), Diagnosis of Acute Stroke - How to Relate Presentation to Vascular Anatomy. Postgraduate Medicine, 86 (8), 95-&

Gorelick, P.B. (1990), Stroke from Alcohol and Drug-Abuse - A Current Social Peril. Postgraduate Medicine, 88 (2), 171-&

Steiner, T.J. and Rose, F.C. (1983), An Emergency Domiciliary Stroke Unit. Practitioner, 227 (1377), 457-&

Steiner, T.J. (1984), Transient Ischemic Attack and Mild Completed Stroke. Practitioner, 228 (1390), 387-393

Wade, D.T. (1986), Acute Stroke. Practitioner, 230 (1412), 133-&

Boyd, R.V. (1987), The Rehabilitation of Stroke Illness. Practitioner, 231 (1431), 890-&

Fustinoni, O. (1982), Current Approach to the Therapy of the Cerebral Vascular Stroke. Prensa Medica Argentina, 69 (4), 139-145

Pusajo, J.F., Doglio, G.R., Egurrola, A.M., Parra, C., Hernandez, M.S., Salvador, M.C., Bonfigli, G. and Rodriguez, A.H. (1990), Evaluation of Basal Hemodynamic Parameters in Human Septic Shock in A Late Phase - Prognostic Value in 40 Cases. Prensa Medica Argentina, 77 (8), 38-43.

Abstract: Septic shock (SS) is characterized by initial hyperdynamic hemodinamic profile followed by hypodynamic state. This last state includes multiple factors in its origin. In non hyperdynamic SS the predictive value of hemodynacim parameters (HP) are discussed. We analized in 40 septic patients (P) without hyperdynamic status (cardiac - index [Cl] < 3 1/min/m2) and without hypovolemia (wedg pressure (WP) > 12 Torr). Baseline's HP (heart and respiratory rates, mean arterial pressure, mean pulmonary pressure, WP Cl, work stroke index, systemic vascular resistance, pulmonary vascular resistance [PVR], arterio-venous 02 difference; oxigen consumption and minuted diuresis) and its relationship with vital evolution. Mortality was 77.5 %. We considered two groups of P: either survivals (S) or not survivals (NS), from baseline HP only PVR was significantly different between both (p < .01) (greater in NS). Cl was greater in S than NS, if we considered those with similar WP value (> 12 Torr). The conclusions are: - High mortality of non hyperdynamic state sepsis. - Usefulness of PVR as predictive index in septic patients with low Cl and without hypovolemia. - Possible development of highen right ventricular disfunction secundary to changes in the pulmonary vascular bed

Malach, I. and Basaluzzo, J.M. (1990), Prospective-Study of Dexamethasone, Mannitol and Fluid Restriction in the Management of Acute Cerebrovascular Stroke. Prensa Medica Argentina, 77 (5), 45-48

Forette, F., Delafuente, X., Golmard, J.L., Henry, J.F. and Hervy, M.P. (1983), Hypertension and Risk of Stroke in the Elderly - Results of A 10 Year Longitudinal Survey. Presse Medicale, 12 (48), 3036-3038

Harrison, M.J.G. (1983), The Role of Hematocrit in Stroke. Presse Medicale, 12 (48), 3095-3097

Giroud, M., Chirpaz, L., Beuriat, P., Dathis, P., Dusserre, L., Binnert, D. and Dumas, R. (1987), Hyperglycemia in Acute Stroke - A Factor of Bad Prognosis. Presse Medicale, 16 (22), 1079-1082

Giroud, M., Beuriat, P., Gisselmann, A., Dusserre, L. and Dumas, R. (1989), Epidemiologic-Study of Acute Stroke - According to Dijon Register (1985-1988). Presse Medicale, 18 (22), 1103-1106

Kimura, N. (1983), Changing Patterns of Coronary Heart-Disease, Stroke, and Nutrient Intake in Japan. Preventive Medicine, 12 (1), 222-227

Gresham, G.E. (1982), Rehabilitation of the Geriatric-Patient - Stroke Rehabilitation, the Rehabilitation Team, and the Usefulness of Functional Assessment. Primary Care, 9 (1), 239-247

Sher, E. (1982), Improving the Performance of A Crankcase-Scavenged 2-Stroke Engine with A Fluid Diode. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 196 (MAR), 23-34

Vafidis, C. (1984), Influence of Induction Swirl and Piston Configuration on Air- Flow in A 4-Stroke Model Engine. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers Part C- Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science, 198 (8), 71-79

Morse, A.P. and Whitelaw, J.H. (1981), Measurements of the In-Cylinder Flow of A Motored 4-Stroke Reciprocating-Engine. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Series A- Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences, 377 (1770), 309-329

Genaw, E.F. (1985), Development of A Raster Stroke Full-Color Tv Projector for Simulation. Proceedings of the Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers, 526 59-66

Luft, F.C., Ganten, U., Meyer, D., Steinberg, H., Gless, K.H., Unger, T. and Ganten, D. (1988), Effect of High Calcium Diet on Magnesium, Catecholamines, and Blood-Pressure of Stroke-Prone Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats. Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine, 187 (4), 474-481

Lai, F.M., Tanikella, T.K., Herzlinger, H., Shepherd, C. and Cervoni, P. (1984), Effects of Cl-115,347, (+/-)-15-Deoxy-16-Hydroxy-16-Vinyl-Pge2 Methyl-Ester, on Cardiovascular-Responses and Plasma- Catecholamines in Pithed Stroke-Prone Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats During Sympathetic-Stimulation. Prostaglandins,