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  • Book
    Ruifang Sui, Fu Tang, Minglian Zhang.
    Summary: This book includes the concept, general summary and the equipment of the visual electrophysiological examination. It also covers the clinical application scope, diagnosis protocol, standardized operation steps, clinical report samples, and the key points of reading reports, etc. of visual evoked potential (VEP), electroretinogram (ERG), electrooculogram (EOG), multifocal VEP, multifocal ERG and other commonly used visual electrophysiological examinations. Typical clinical report examples of normal and abnormal waveforms are specially added, which is a highlight of this book and can help clinical technicians quickly grasp the key points of electrophysiological report reading.

    Contents:
    Visual Electrophysiology Summary
    Visual Electrophysiology equipment
    Visual Electrophysiology report reading key points
    Visual Electrophysiology clinical cases
    Visual Electrophysiology equipment install and operation
    ISCEV extended visual electrophysiological examinations
    Visual electrophysiological in animal experiments.
    Digital Access Springer 2022
  • Article
    Albrecht J, Müller-Oerlinghausen B.
    Pharmakopsychiatr Neuropsychopharmakol. 1977 Dec;10(6):325-33.
    Electrocardiograms before and during lithium treatment were evaluated. In both 12 healthy volunteers who were given lithium for 7 days as well as in 20 out-patients, who had received lithium treatment for many years similar results were found: 1. Disturbances of the cardiac rhythm or heart failure did not occur. 2. Unspecific variations of the repolarisation were indicated in 75% of the long-term patients and 50% of the healthy volunteers during lithium treatment; these changes were dose-related. 3. The potassium concentrations in the serum remained within normal limits and showed no significant variations. 4. During therapy the long-term patients experienced a significant drop in the pulse-rate. This effect was apparently not dose-related, byt seemed to be conditioned by an incipient tachycardia caused by an additional psychotropic medication administered before the lithium application. In the healthy volunteers the pulse-rate remained stable during the experiment. These results are discussed in the context of the current literature of the subject.
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