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Preface
1. Introduction, 3
I ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS OF BIOELECTROMAGNETISM
2. Nerve and Muscle Cells, 33
3. Subthreshold Membrane Phenomena, 44
4. Active Behavior of the Membrane, 66
5. Synapse, Reseptor Cells, and Brain, 106
6. The Heart, 119
II BIOELECTRIC SOURCES AND CONDUCTORS AND THEIR MODELING
7. Volume Source and Volume Conductor, 133
8. Source-field Models, 148
9. Bidomain Model of Multicellular Volume Conductors, 159
10. Electronic Neuron Models, 169
III THEORETICAL METHODS IN BIOELECTROMAGNETISM
11. Theoretical Methods for Analyzing Volume Sources and Volume Conductors, 185
12. Theory of Biomagnetic Measurements, 227
IV ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC MEASUREMENT OF THE ELECTRIC ACTIVITY OF NEURAL TISSUE
13 Electroencephalography, 257
14. Magnetoencephalography, 265
V ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC MEASUREMENT OF THE ELECTRIC ACTIVITY OF THE HEART
15. 12-Lead ECG System, 277
16. Vectorcardiographic Lead Systems, 290
17. Other ECG Lead Systems, 307
18. Distortion Factors in the ECG, 313
19. The Basis of ECG Diagnosis, 320
20. Magnetocardiography, 336
VI ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC STIMULATION OF NEURAL TISSUE
21. Functional Electric Stimulation, 363
22. Magnetic Stimulation of Neural Tissue, 375
VII ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC STIMULATION OF THE HEART
23. Cardiac Pacing, 385
24. Cardiac Defibrillation, 393
VIII MEASUREMENT OF THE INTRINSIC ELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF BIOLOGICAL TISSUES
25. Impedance Pletysmography, 405
26. Impedance Tomography, 420
27 The Electrodermal Response, 428
IX OTHER BIOELECTROMAGNETIC PHENOMENA
28. The Electric Signals Originating in the Eye, 437
APPENDIXES
A. Consistent System of Rectangular and Spherical Coordinates for Electrocardiology and Magnetocardiology, 449
B. The Application of Maxwell's Equations in Bioelectromagnetism, 455
