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named after its developer, Carl
Wiggers, is a
unique diagram that has been used in
teaching cardiac physiology for more than a century...
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- blood-pressure research. He
developed the
Wiggers diagram,
which is
commonly used in
teaching of
cardiovascular research.
Wiggers was born in Davenport, Iowa, to...
- the
aortic and
pulmonary valves close again—see, at the
right margin,
Wiggers diagram, blue-line tracing. Next is the
isovolumic relaxation,
during which...
