ABSTRACT
The aim of the present volume was to give an overview over different available methodological approaches. The specialists may, perhaps, object that in their particular field the level of information is superficial. However, let them look at other chapters in which different approaches are discussed and which, surely, will appear less superficial from the more general point of view. We hope, at least, that crucial references can be traced throughout the book that would enable the readers to go in more detail when desired. It can be traced throughout the book that would enable the readers to go in more detail when desired. It was really one of our ideas to draw the survey of possibilities available. If this can stimulate the readers to use ideas to draw the survey of possibilities available. If this can stimulate the readers to use other methods that those they are routinely using the goals will be met.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part |125 pages
Biological Models Availability
part |56 pages
Techniques for Measuring and Monitoring Biological Functions
chapter Chapter 12|12 pages
Data Acquisition and Computer Analysis in Acute and Chronic Experiments (Circulation)
part |131 pages
Selected Physiological Methodologies
part |109 pages
Selected Models of Diseased States