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Einthoven

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Eint·ho·ven (nthvn), Willem 1860-1927.
Dutch physiologist. He won a 1924 Nobel Prize for his contributions to electrocardiography.

Einthoven
Dutch physiologist, discoverer of the electrocardiogram.

Einthoven's law
the potential differences between the bipolar leads measured simultaneously will, at any given moment, have the values II  = I + III.
Einthoven triangle
an equilateral triangle used as a model of the standard limb leads used in electrocardiography.


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] In 1903, Dutch physiologist Willem Einthoven, MD, PhD invented the electrocardiograph, a machine that measures the minute electrical currents generated by the heart.
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[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] Number of voltage criteria has been recommended over the years since Einthoven (8) described the increased R wave amplitude in a patient with mitral regurgitation.
 
 
 
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