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    Erratum: Assessment of cardiovascular reactivity by fractal and recurrence quantification analysis of heart rate and pulse transit time

    Correction to: Journal of Human Hypertension 2003; 17: 111–118. doi: 10.1038/sj.jhh.1001517 In the above paper, an error has been identified in the listing of an author's name.

    J E Naschitz, R Itzhak, N Shaviv, I Khorshidi, S Sundick in Journal of Human Hypertension (2003)

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    Assessment of cardiovascular reactivity by fractal and recurrence quantification analysis of heart rate and pulse transit time

    Methods used for the assessment of cardiovascular reactivity are flawed by nonlinear dynamics of the cardiovascular responses to stimuli. In an attempt to address this issue, we utilized a short postural chall...

    J E Naschitz, R Itzhak, N Shaviv, I Khorshidi, S Sundick in Journal of Human Hypertension (2003)

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    The Haemodynamic Instability Score (HIS) for assessment of cardiovascular reactivity in hypertensive and normotensive patients

    The normal response to postural challenge is characterised by maintenance of relatively stable blood pressure (BP) and heart rate (HR) after 30 sec to 30 min of head-up tilt. The objective of the present study...

    JE Naschitz, E Sabo, L Gaitini, A Ahdoot, M Ahdoot in Journal of Human Hypertension (2001)

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    Accuracy of the OMRON M4 automatic blood pressure measuring device

    Despite widespread use of the automatic blood pressure (BP) measuring device OMRON M4, there is little formal validation on its accuracy. A study was conducted to assess the accuracy of the OMRON M4 compared w...

    JE Naschitz, L Loewenstein, R Lewis, D Keren, L Gaitini in Journal of Human Hypertension (2000)

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    In-field validation of automatic blood pressure measuring devices

    The method for rapid evaluation of automatic blood pressure (BP) measurement devices (READ) is based on numerous BP measurements at rest and during a standardised postural challenge in a small number of subjec...

    JE Naschitz, L Gaitini, L Loewenstein, D Keren in Journal of Human Hypertension (2000)

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    Rapid estimation of the accuracy of automatic blood pressure measuring devices (READ)

    We propose a rapid method for the evaluation of automatic blood pressure measurement devices (READ) in response to the claim to simplify the validation of those devices. The READ is based on numerous blood pre...

    JE Naschitz, L Gaitini, L Lowenstein, D Keren, A Tamir in Journal of Human Hypertension (1999)

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    Increased thromboembolic incidence in anti-cardiolipin-positive patients with malignancy

    This study was undertaken to determine the prevalence of anti-cardiolipin antibodies (ACLAs) in patients with malignancy and to investigate a possible association of ACLAs with thromboembolic events in such pa...

    E Zuckerman, E Toubi, TD Golan, T Rosenvald-Zuckerman, E Sabo in British Journal of Cancer (1995)

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    Localized nodular myositis. A paraneoplastic phenomenon

    Localized nodular myositis was recognized in an elderly man six months prior to the diagnosis of Hodgkin's disease. Meticulous search of the muscle specimen failed to disclose tumorous involvement. The possibl...

    J. E. Naschitz M.D., D. Yeshurun, U. Dreyfuss, L. -A. Best in Clinical Rheumatology (1992)

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    Colonic diverticulitis-related exuberant granulomatous reaction in a patient with sarcoidosis

    A patient with long-standing sarcoidosis underwent partial colectomy for diverticular disease. Whereas sarcoid granulomas were rare in the otherwise normal colonic mucosa, an unusually large number of granulom...

    J. E. Naschitz, D. Yeshurun, I. L. Horovitz in Digestive Diseases and Sciences (1990)