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hæmautograph|hiːˈmɔːtəgrɑːf, -græf|
[f. hæmo- + autograph.]
The apparatus used in tracing the pulse-curve obtained by opening an artery and allowing the stream of blood to strike against a roll of paper moving in front of it. Hence hæmautoˈgraphic, a.; hæmauˈtography, the operation of recording the pulse-curve in this way.
1885Stirling tr. Landois' Hum. Physiol. I. 135 Hæmautography. Ibid. 136 Hæmautographic curve of the posterior tibial artery of a large dog. 1886Syd. Soc. Lex., Hæmautography. The tracing..closely resembles a sphygmographic tracing, and consists of a primary wave, a dicrotic wave, and slight vibrations in the downward falling line. |