Member, UCLA Medical Group Physicians in Private Practice; Professor Emeritus, Medicine, UCLA School of Medicine
Cardiology
Dr. Rex N. Macalpin, MD
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Macalpin works in the field of Cardiology. He researched medicine at University of California San Francisco School of Medicine. University of California San Francisco School of Medicine is a top medical university. University of California San Francisco School of Medicine has a rank of 3 in research and a 3 in primary care Macalpin is a published doctor. He published 85 publications, including: 'Prinzmetal''s variant angina.'
Publications
- The fragmented QRS: does it really indicate a ventricular abnormality?
- Significance of abnormal Q waves in the electrocardiograms of adults less than 40 years old.
- Clinical significance of QS complexes in V1 and V2 without other electrocardiographic abnormality.
- In search of left septal fascicular block.
- Acute pericarditis.
- Coronary angiograms and the exercise electrocardiogram in the study of angina pectoris.
- Treatment of vasospastic angina.
- Assessment of coronary vasoreactivity.
- 105mm serial photofluorography of the coronary arteries.
- Letter: Effects of exercise on LVET.
- Ischemic response to sudden strenuous exercise in healthy men.
- Guided coronary arteriography and left ventriculography.
- Percutaneous transaxillary selective coronary angiography.
- Effect on training on myocardial oxygen supply/demand balance.
- Coronary artery size.
- Prinzmetal''s variant angina.
- Letter: Intravenous procaine amide and left ventricular performance.
- Complete heart block complicating retrograde left-heart catheterization of patients with cardiac allografts.
- Editorial: Provoking variant angina.
- Electromagnetic rheoangiometry: an extension of selective angiography.
- Polypeptide composition and histopathologic changes in endomyocardial biopsies from transplanted human hearts.
- Coronary spasm as a cause of angina.
- Nifedipine therapy for coronary-artery spasm. Experience in 127 patients.
- Left septal fascicular block: myth or reality?
- External field electromagnetic measurement of blood flow. An alternative approach to the solution of the baseline problem.
- Who will benefit from coronary artery bypass surgery?
- Letter: Prinzmetal''s variant angina.
- A constant-field interrupted resonance system for percutaneous electromagnetic measurement of blood flow.
- Human coronary artery size during life. A cinearteriographic study.
- Left ventricular hypertrophy diagnosed by echocardiography.
- Primary pericardial mesothelioma: report of two cases and review of the literature.
- Acute reversible cardiogenic shock: immune-mediated with mild histologic change.
- Early evolution of symptoms and long-term prognosis in variant angina: importance of the functional component of coronary arterial disease.
- Mistaking catheter-induced coronary arterial dissection for coronary spasm.
- Angiographic determination of disease-produced alterations of vasomotor tone in large coronary arteries.
- Extracorporeal magnet perivascular electromagnetic flow meters.
- The external field intravascular electromagnetic flowmeter system as applied to standard arteriographic catheters and conscious humans.
- Echocardiographic diagnosis of a mobile, pedunculated tumor in the left ventricular cavity.
- Letter: Clarification of Prinzmetal''s angina.
- 105 mm photofluorography: an adjunct to the study of coronary arterial and vascular disease.
- Echocardiographic manifestations of infiltrative cardiomyopathy. A report of seven cases due to amyloid.
- Echocardiogram for amyloid cardiomyopathy.
- A new wedge to facilitate obtaining half-axial views during coronary arteriography.
- Letter: Variant angina--I.
- The inside-out electrocardiographic stress test: a view from the left ventricular cavity.
- Induction angiometer. Electromagnetic magnification of microscopic vascular diameter variations in vivo.
- Prinzmetal''s coronary spasm.
- His bundle electrocardiography during routine left heart catheterisation.
- Coronary ostial embolus and mitral vegetation simulating a left atrial myxoma: a case of probable cryptococcal valvulitis.
- A comparison of area-equivalent phases of systole and diastole as a method for evaluation of left ventricular movement.
- Differential effects of Pitressin on blood flow and oxygen extraction in canine vascular beds.
- The treatment of coronary occlusive disease by endarterectomy.
- Treadmill exercise tests for capacity and adaptation in angina pectoris.
- Angiographic demonstration of the ventricular septum. A new technic.
- Diagnosis, medical and surgical management of coronary insufficiency.
- Prevention of recurrent ventricular tachycardia with oral bretylium tosylate.
- Reproducibility of a multi-stage near maximal treadmill test for exercise tolerance in angina pectoris.
- Echocardiographic diagnosis of idiopathic hypertrophic cardiomyopathy without outflow obstruction.
- Dose reduction low pulse-rate fluoroscopy.
- New stable temporary atrial pacing loop.
- Editorial: Fugitive coronary occlusion.
- Paradoxical motion of interventricular septum in left bundle branch block.
- Interference of indocyanine green with hemoreflection oximetry.
- Cardiovascular responses to sudden strenuous exercise--heart rate, blood pressure, and ECG.
- Angina pectoris at rest with preservation of exercise capacity: Prinzmetal''s variant angina.
- Cardiac arrest and sudden unexpected death in variant angina: complications of coronary spasm that can occur in the absence of severe organic coronary stenosis.
- Correlation of the location of coronary arterial spasm with the lead distribution of ST segment elevation during variant angina.
- Percutaneous catheter pericardiocentesis.
- Clinical significance of myocardial bridges.
- Observations of arterial and venous vasomotion with the absolute induction angiometer.
- Multiclinic controlled trial of diltiazem for Prinzmetal's angina.
- Coronary arterial spasm: a historical perspective.
- Contribution of dynamic vascular wall thickening to luminal narrowing during coronary arterial constriction.
- Relation of coronary arterial spasm to sites of organic stenosis.
- Ball-valve replacement for aortic valvular disease. A follow-up evaluation.
- Cineangiocardiographic demonstration of the diastolic snap in constrictive pericarditis.
- Electrocardiographic changes during selective coronary cineangiography.
- Adaptation to exercise in angina pectoris.
- Brachial-artery bruits in aortic-valve disease and hypertrophic subaortic stenosis.
- The effects of long term administration of prednisolone and growth hormone on the growth of transplanted mamary adenocarcinoma in C3H mice.
- Production of dystrophic calcification of cardiac muscle in mice by hydrocortisone.
- THE EFFECT OF A BETA-ANDRENERGIC-BLOCKING AGENT (NETHALIDE) AND NITROGLYCERIN ON EXERCISE TOLERANCE IN ANGINA PECTORIS.
- Absent septal Q waves in otherwise normal electrocardiograms--a variant of normal?
- Coronary spasm versus coronary dissection.
Schools
University of California At San Francisco
Doctors Specialties
- Cardiology
Accepted Insurances
Education
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UCLA Medical Center -
UCSF -
University of California San Francisco School of Medicine
Hospital
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Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center
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