Study type:
Study regarding implants/medical devices
(experimental study)
The influence of anatomical and physiological parameters on the interference voltage at the input of unipolar cardiac pacemakers in low frequency electric fields
dev./impl.
By:
Joosten S, Pammler K, Silny J
Published in: Phys Med Biol 2009; 54 (3): 591-609
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