Similar words: electrocardiogram, cardiograph, echocardiography, electrocardiograph, radiogram, radiograph, angiogram, cardiology. Meaning: ['kɑːdɪəʊgræm] 
n. a graphical recording of the cardiac cycle produced by an electrocardiograph.
n. a graphical recording of the cardiac cycle produced by an electrocardiograph. 
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1, The shape of the waves on his cardiogram shows that he has no heart problems.
2, So, they keep making experiments with dissection and cardiogram, but it is an eisegesis which cannot be justified by the extreme materialists themselves.
3, A cardiogram is necessary.
4, Ultrasonic cardiogram ( UCG ) is helpful to establish diagnosis.
5, The cardiogram is a chart and charts are what I work with.
6, Objective To determine the normal value of cardiac output measured by reconstructed impedance cardiogram.
7, Objective To explore cardiac function change in the cardia insufficiency patients " by Reconstructed Impedance Cardiogram. "
8, Objective To explore cardiac insufficiency patients cardiac function change by reconstructed impedance cardiogram.
9, Objective To investigate the wave shape and wave amplitude of reconstructed impedance volume cardiogram.
10, The postextrasystolic potentiation of the left ventricle was observed in 10 anesthetized dogs simultaneously with using differential impedance cardiogram and the catheterization of the left ventricle.
11, The doctor, having observed this for a while, asked the nurse to administer a cardiogram,[http://sentencedict.com/cardiogram.html] and then quickly gave his new patient a shot of a tranquillizer.
12, Attending physician : Did you conduct an electro - cardiogram on him during his discomfort?
13, Result: Fever ( 100 % ) was the most common clinical manifestations, ultrasonic cardiogram ( UCG ) detected vegetation 25 cases.
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