| FIG. | page |
| [1. Cross section of a large artery] | 28 |
| [2. Cross section of a coronary artery] | 36 |
| [3. Arteriosclerosis of the thoracic and abdominal aorta] | 39 |
| [4. Arteriosclerosis of the arch of the aorta] | 40 |
| [5. Normal Aorta] | 41 |
| [6. Radiogram showing calcification of both radial and ulnar arteries] | 42 |
| [7. Syphilitic aortitis of long standing] | 44 |
| [8. Diagrammatic representation of strain hypertrophy] | 48 |
| [9. Strain hypertrophy] | 49 |
| [10. Cross section of small artery in the mesentery] | 56 |
| [11. Enormous hypertrophy of left ventricle] | 58 |
| [12. Aortic incompetence with hypertrophy and dilatation of left ventricle] | 61 |
| [13. Cooks modification of Riva-Roccis blood pressure instrument] | 72 |
| [14. Stanton's sphygmomanometer] | 73 |
| [15. The Erlanger sphygmomanometer with the Hirschfelder attachments] | 74 |
| [16. Desk model Baumanometer] | 75 |
| [17. Faught blood pressure instrument] | 76 |
| [18. Rogers' "Tycos" dial sphygmomanometer] | 77 |
| [19. Detail of the dial in the "Tycos" instrument] | 78 |
| [20. Faught dial instrument] | 79 |
| [21. Detail of the dial of the Faught instrument] | 79 |
| [22. The Sanborn instrument] | 80 |
| [23. Method of taking blood pressure with a patient in sitting position] | 81 |
| [24. Method of taking blood pressure with patient lying down] | 82 |
| [25. Observation by the auscultatory method and a mercury instrument] | 84 |
| [26. Observation by the auscultatory method and a dial instrument] | 85 |
| [27. Schema to illustrate decrease in pressure] | 86 |
| [28. Chart showing the normal limits of variation in systolic blood pressure] | 89 |
| [29. Tracing of auscultatory phenomena] | 94 |
| [30. Tracings of auscultatory phenomena] | 95 |
| [31. Clinical determination of diastolic pressure fast drum] | 96 |
| [32. Clinical determination of diastolic pressure slow drum] | 96 |
| [33. Venous blood pressure instrument] | 121 |
| [34. New venous pressure instrument] | 122 |
| [35. Events in the cardiac cycle] | 124 |
| [36. Simultaneous tracings of the jugular and carotid pulses] | 125 |
| [37. Jugular and carotid tracings] | 125 |
| [38. Right side of the heart showing distribution of the two vagus nerves] | 127 |
| [39. Normal electrocardiogram] | 128 |
| [40. Auricular flutter] | 132 |
| [41. Auricular fibrillation] | 134 |
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| [42. Auricular fibrillation] | 134 |
| [43. Pulse deficit] | 135 |
| [44. Ventricular fibrillation] | 137 |
| [45. Auricular extrasystoles] | 139 |
| [46. Ventricular extrasystole] | 139 |
| [47. Delayed conduction] | 141 |
| [48. Partial heart block] | 141 |
| [49. Complete heart block] | 142 |
| [50. Alternating periods of sinus rhythm and auriculoventricular rhythm] | 144 |
| [51. Auriculoventricular or "nodal" rhythm] | 144 |
| [52. Influence of mechanical pressure on the right vagus nerve] | 144 |
| [53. Schematic distribution of right and left vagus] | 145 |
| [54. Blood pressure record from a normal reaction to ether] | 149 |
| [55. Chart showing the method of recording blood pressure during an] |
| operation | 150 |
| [56. Method of using blood pressure instrument during operation] | 151 |
| [57. Finger-tip palpation of the radial artery] | 178 |
| [58. Finger-tip palpation of the radial artery] | 178 |
| [59. Aneurysm of the heart wall] | 196 |
| [60. Large aneurysm of the aorta eroding the sternum] | 198 |