FIFTY YEARS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSES ONELECTROCARDIOLOGY; THE HUNGARIAN CONTRIBUTION

摘要

Hungarian scientists have been participated in and contributed to the organizations of the Colloquium Vectorcardioraphicum since 1971, Bruxelles. Dr Zoltan Antaloczy, who was the best known representative of the Hungarian electrocardiographic research at those time was elected as a council member in Bruxelles. Next year in Leipzig, beside Dr Antaloczy and Dr Kenedi, the young researcher Dr Istvan Preda also presented a paper on the electrocardiographic and vectorcardiographic signs of accidental and experimental hypothermia. The Varna (1975) Congress was the turning point in the contribution of Hungarian electrocardiologists, where upon the proposition of Dr. Zoltan Antaloczy the Scientific Committee decided the 1977 year Congress to be organized at Balatonfured (Hungary).