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1994
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Paul N. Kizakevich, Elizabeth Kaufman, Noel Cragg, Warren J. Jochem, Steve M. Teague, Jerry R. Hordinsky:
Beat-by-beat monitoring of systemic vascular resistance during head-up tilt for assessment of orthostatic stress response. CBMS 1994: 82-87
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Paul N. Kizakevich, Milan Hazucha, Linda Van Hoose, Karen Bolick, Warren J. Jochem, Michael McCartney, Larry McMaster:
Reproducibility of impedance cardiogram waveform analysis in lower-body and upper-body exercise. CBMS 1994: 182-187
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Warren J. Jochem, Daniel P. Redmond, Lucy H. Spelman, Russell C. Eberhart, Linda Van Hoose, Lany McMaster, Paul N. Kizakevich:
Biomedical Field Monitoring System. CBMS 1994: 229-234
1989
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Paul N. Kizakevich, Steve M. Teague, Warren J. Jochem, Daniel B. Nissman, Romain Niclou, Mukesh K. Sharma:
Detection of ischemic responses during treadmill exercise by computer-aided impedance cardiography. CBMS 1989: 10-15

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