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Correction to "Pacing the Impossible: ICE- and Voltage-Guided Atrial Leadless Pacemaker Implantation in Double Mechanical Valve Disease". [PDF]
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1974
Excerpt Inductive reasoning supported by experimental study and clinicopathologic correlation has yielded electrocardiographic criteria for the diagnosis of various combinations of block within the...
NICHOLAS P. DEPASQUALE, MICHAEL S. BRUNO
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Excerpt Inductive reasoning supported by experimental study and clinicopathologic correlation has yielded electrocardiographic criteria for the diagnosis of various combinations of block within the...
NICHOLAS P. DEPASQUALE, MICHAEL S. BRUNO
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The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 1998
Diaphragm pacing is an established mode of ventilation for patients with upper motor neuron injury and preserved phrenic nerve function. Careful patient evaluation with regard to phrenic nerve function, motivation, and adequate psychosocial support is paramount for successful pacing.
J A, Elefteriades, J A, Quin
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Diaphragm pacing is an established mode of ventilation for patients with upper motor neuron injury and preserved phrenic nerve function. Careful patient evaluation with regard to phrenic nerve function, motivation, and adequate psychosocial support is paramount for successful pacing.
J A, Elefteriades, J A, Quin
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1993
Gastrointestinal pacing has been used to alter motor function and is effective in animal models in modulating gastric emptying, intestinal transit, and absorption. Application of gastrointestinal pacing to disorders of the human stomach and small bowel is an attractive treatment option that may some day become a clinical reality.
J C, Eagon, N J, Soper
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Gastrointestinal pacing has been used to alter motor function and is effective in animal models in modulating gastric emptying, intestinal transit, and absorption. Application of gastrointestinal pacing to disorders of the human stomach and small bowel is an attractive treatment option that may some day become a clinical reality.
J C, Eagon, N J, Soper
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