Arteriosclerosis and Hypertension, with Chapters on Blood Pressure / 3rd Edition.

ILLUSTRATIONS

FIG.	page
1. Cross section of a large artery	28
2. Cross section of a coronary artery	36
3. Arteriosclerosis of the thoracic and abdominal aorta	39
4. Arteriosclerosis of the arch of the aorta	40
5. Normal Aorta	41
6. Radiogram showing calcification of both radial and ulnar arteries	42
7. Syphilitic aortitis of long standing	44
8. Diagrammatic representation of strain hypertrophy	48
9. Strain hypertrophy	49
10. Cross section of small artery in the mesentery	56
11. Enormous hypertrophy of left ventricle	58
12. Aortic incompetence with hypertrophy and dilatation of left ventricle	61
13. Cooks modification of Riva-Roccis blood pressure instrument	72
14. Stanton's sphygmomanometer	73
15. The Erlanger sphygmomanometer with the Hirschfelder attachments	74
16. Desk model Baumanometer	75
17. Faught blood pressure instrument	76
18. Rogers' "Tycos" dial sphygmomanometer	77
19. Detail of the dial in the "Tycos" instrument	78
20. Faught dial instrument	79
21. Detail of the dial of the Faught instrument	79
22. The Sanborn instrument	80
23. Method of taking blood pressure with a patient in sitting position	81
24. Method of taking blood pressure with patient lying down	82
25. Observation by the auscultatory method and a mercury instrument	84
26. Observation by the auscultatory method and a dial instrument	85
27. Schema to illustrate decrease in pressure	86
28. Chart showing the normal limits of variation in systolic blood pressure	89
29. Tracing of auscultatory phenomena	94
30. Tracings of auscultatory phenomena	95
31. Clinical determination of diastolic pressure fast drum	96
32. Clinical determination of diastolic pressure slow drum	96
33. Venous blood pressure instrument	121
34. New venous pressure instrument	122
35. Events in the cardiac cycle	Clyx.com