Pacemakers
National Institutes of Health
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This paper presents the different electromagnetic converter topologies for efficient energy harvesting from the low voltage…
Atrial fibrillation: Could subclinical AF be a missing link in the etiology of cryptogenic stroke?
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) is a technique used to relieve pain by applying electrical energy to…
Background: In some children with ventricular rate responsive demand (VVIR) pacemakers (PM), transvenous leads fail for technical…
Up to recent years, electrical pacing has mainly been intended as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of cardiac rhythm disorders…
The ever-increasing complexity of medical device therapy and installation of public electronic security systems demands vigilance…
Persisting symptoms, consisting of palpitations, dizziness, or syncope, were found in 49 of 570 consecutively followed patients…
A significant number of patients (pts) with sick sinus syndrome (SSS) treated with implanted ventricular pacemakers (PM), develop…
Approximately 1,400 nuclear pacemakers have been implanted in patients since April, 1970, without a single battery failure; 64 of…
Cardiac pacemaker activity is subject to interference from a variety of electrical and radiofrequency fields. As new and more…