This is a device that not only measures cardiac rhythm, as you saw already, but it also goes well beyond that.

Rhythm... All right, have your rhythm.

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Therapeutic uses of cardiac glycosides primarily involve the treatment of cardiac failure.

A massive cardiac arrest.

Then it could lead to cardiac arrest. It always won't lead to cardiac arrest.

Writhing, beating rhythm

Heart attack is not cardiac arrest. Cardiac arrest is the actual dying of the heart.

It's a cardiac stress test.

4.8 million suffer cardiac failure.

Rhythm is half silence.

Like rhythm, like music.

The rhythm was broken.

A little more rhythm.

Oh, that Broadway rhythm

To that Broadway rhythm

Rhythm is so basic and it just pours out of you, you simply vibrate rhythm.

Try to feel the rhythm.

Broadway rhythm It's got me

A wonderful rhythm, isn't it?

I'm for the rhythm method.

I was the only Brit, on a team of about nine American cardiac surgeons, cardiac nurse, intensive care nurse.

You've got a bit of cardiac stress.

And finally, another example sudden cardiac death.

So this is cardiac magnetic resonance imaging.

Michael Moschen juggles rhythm and motion

So, there's a rhythm to it.

The rhythm can get much smaller.

Rhythm and rhyme make me complete

Work with the rhythm of music.

Held in a great, gliding rhythm.

It's to check for cardiac infarction or angina.

African rhythm, African words over African beats.

Thanks. So, visual music rhythm and complexity.

OK? Change the rhythm, so it's even.

And you could play with the rhythm.

Rhythm and rhyme, they make me complete

The rhythm of production will be affected.

Lordy, thats perfection, Tell it, rhythm section

Within a few minutes, she went into cardiac collapse.

All the cardiac doctors tried to shut him down.

And vital signs monitoring to prevent sudden cardiac death.

He has a cardiac condition. Let's call it X.

So, what would our natural rhythm look like?

And you can change the rhythm good, Michael.