Impedance Cardiography
Impedance Cardiography is a scholarly work by James C Miller and Steven M. Horvath, published in 1978 in ''Psychophysiology''. The main subjects of the publication include stroke volume, semiconductor device reliability, heart contraction, remote patient monitoring, impedance cardiography, psychology, plethysmograph, cardiology, body composition, and early goal directed therapy. Reports regarding the development of the method for NASA, and numerous investigations comparing impedance cardiography to indicator dilution and other methods were discussed.