In clinical research and practice, vectorcardiography is now being used as an additional procedure to electrocardiography. It is expected that any additional diagnostic procedure in certain situations would give additional informations. The VCG and ECG present a different display of the same information; it is quite possible that some characteristics may be revealed in one type of display and m...

Spatial electrocardiography based on the lead field concept of McFee and Johnston appears to be theoretically more satisfactory than other systems of vectorcardiography. To determine the normal range of planar loop patterns to be expected with this technic and to compare them with those derived by previous methods, a survey of young adult males has been carried out with particular reference to ...

Wit/i the collaboration of Charles A. Bertrand, M.D., and Frederick R. Mugler, M.D. Electrocardiographic and vectorcardiographic studies on normal subjects and patients with heart disease suggest that criteria for the diagnosis of right ventricular hypertrophy can be improved and simplified. This report proposes new criteria for the electrocardiographic diagnosis of right ventricular hypertroph...

Four orthogonal systems of vectorcardiography that are considered to be more accurate than th(tetrahedron and cube systems were compared. In a large majority of subjects the records made with each of the 4 systems were similar. However, in 5 of 60 subjects in whom the Z lead was studied, dissimilarities were found that were considered to be significant. The possible reasons for these dissimilar...