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• 1972, Michaelson SM
  Microwave exposure safety standards--physiologic and philosophic aspects [Grundlagen]
  Am Ind Hyg Assoc J 33 (3): 156-164
• 1971, Gifford Jr GH, Marty AT, MacCollum DW
  The management of electrical mouth burns in children [med. Anw.]
  Pediatrics 47 (1): 113-119
• 1971, Starmer CF, McIntosh HD, Whalen RE
  [Details] Electrical hazards and cardiovascular function [Review]
  N Engl J Med 284 (4): 181-186
• 1971, Leeming MN, Jacobs RG, Howland WS
  [Details] Low voltage, direct current plethysmograph burns [Stromunfall]
  Med Res Eng 10 (5): 19-21
• 1971, Sturim HS
  [Details] The treatment of electrical injuries [Review]
  J Trauma 11 (11): 959-965
• 1971, Dietzel F, Kern W, Barth G, Sieg T
  Zur Frage der Tumorheilung durch alleinige Hochfrequenz-Hyperthermie (Dezimeterwellen). Tierexperimentelle Untersuchungen [med. Anw.]
  Biomed Tech 16 (6): 213-220
• 1971, Koldaev VM
  [Effect of antioxidants on protein metabolism after microwave irradiation] [fremdsprachig]
  Vopr Kurortol Fizioter Lech Fiz Kult 36 (3): 246-248
• 1971, Michaelson SM, Moss AJ
  Environmental influences on implanted cardiac pacemakers [Kommentar]
  JAMA 216 (12): 2006-2007
• 1970, Lee WR
  The hazard of electrocution during patient monitoring [Grundlagen]
  Postgrad Med J 46 (536): 355-359
• 1970, Baxter CR
  Present Concepts in the Management of Major Electrical Injury [Grundlagen]
  Surg Clin North Am 50 (6): 1401-1418
• 1970, Barnothy MF, Barnothy JM
  Magnetic fields and the number of blood platelets [med./bio.]
  Nature 225 (5238): 1146-1147
• 1970, Koldaev VM
  Effect of UHF electromagnetic field on rats during changes in the intensity of oxidative processes in the organism [med./bio.]
  Byull Eksp Biol Med 70 (11): 69-70
• 1970, Yatteau RF
  Radar-induced failure of a demand pacemaker [Grundlagen]
  N Engl J Med 283 (26): 1447-1448
• 1969, Hopps JA
  Shock hazards in operating rooms and patient-care areas [Grundlagen]
  Anesthesiology 31 (2): 142-155
• 1969, Pickers BA, Goldberg MJ
  Inhibition of a demand pacemaker and interference with monitoring equipment by radio-frequency transmissions [Gerät/Impl.]
  Br Med J 2 (5655): 504-506
• 1969, Wajszczuk WJ, Mowry FM, Dugan NL
  Deactivation of a demand pacemaker by transurethral electrocautery [Gerät/Impl.]
  N Engl J Med 280 (1): 34-35
• 1969, DiVincenti FC, Moncrief JA, Pruitt Jr BA
  [Details] Electrical injuries: a review of 65 cases [Stromunfall]
  J Trauma 9 (6): 497-507
• 1968, Sturim HS
  The treatment of electrical burns [med. Anw.]
  Med Times 96 (11): 1051-1057
• 1968, Pokorny J, Jelinek V
  [Effects of coherent electromagnetic fields on the neoplastic malignant process] [fremdsprachig]
  Cas Lek Cesk 107 (16): 474-482
• 1968, McElhaney JH, Stalnaker R, Bullard R
  Electric fields and bone loss of disuse [med./bio.]
  J Biomech 1 (1): 47-52
• 1967, Ugland OM
  [Details] Electrical burns. A clinical and experimental study with special reference to peripheral nerve injury [Review]
  Scand J Plast Reconstr Surg Suppl 2: 1-74
• 1966, Borrie P, Fenton JC
  [Details] Buzzer ulcers [Stromunfall]
  Br Med J 2 (5506): 151-152
• 1966, Bourke ME
  The patient with a pacemaker or related device [Grundlagen]
  Can Anaesth Soc J 43 Suppl 1: R24-R41
• 1966, Mills Jr W, Switzer WE, Moncrief JA
  Electrical injuries [Grundlagen]
  JAMA 195 (10): 852-854
• 1966, Peterson RA
  [Details] Electrical burns of the hand. Treatment by early excision [Review]
  J Bone Joint Surg Am 48 (3): 407-424