Selected Published Work
- Zur Dynamik des Herzmuskels, Z Biol 32 (1895) 370
- Die Grundform des arteriellen Pulses, Z Biol 37 (1899) 483-526 (a translation is given by Sagawa K, Lie RK, Schaefer J. J Mol Cell Cardiol 1990; 22: 253-277)
- Kritik der elastischen Manometer, 1903
- Die Registrierung des Pulses durch einen Spiegelsphygmographen, Münchn Med Wschr 42 (1903) 1809–1810
- Die Elastizitat der Blutgefasse. Zeitschrift fur Biologie, 1920; 71: 255-272.
- Die Theorie der Pulswellen. Zeitschrift fur Biologie, 1926; 85: 91-130.
- Schatzung des Schlagvolumens des menschlichen Herzens auf Grund der Wellen und Windkesseltheorie. Zeitschrift fur Biologie 1930; 90: 405-409.
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