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13464 articles were found.

The following terms were included: "electric current", "elektrische Stromstärke", "Elektrischer Strom", Strom, current, 電流

• 1963, Peleska B
  Cardiac Arrhythmias Following Condenser Discharges and Their Dependence Upon Strength of Current and Phases of Cardiac Cycle [med./bio.]
  Circ Res 13: 21-32
• 1963, Osypka P
  [Technical measurement studies on current intensity, exposure time and current pathway of alternating current electrical injuries to humans and animals. Impact and analysis for power installations. (part 2)] [basics]
  Elektromed Biomed Tech 8 (4): 193-214
• 1963, Osypka P
  [Technical measurement studies on current intensity, exposure time and current pathway of alternating current electrical injuries to humans and animals. Impact and analysis for power installations. (part 1)] [basics]
  Elektromed Biomed Tech 8 (3): 153-179
• 1963, Ranck JB
  Specific impedance of rabbit cerebral cortex [med./bio.]
  Exp Neurol 7: 144-152
• 1963, Hoefer O
  [On the dependence of electrically and magnetically induced patterns (phosphenes) upon the temporal course of alternating currents] [med./bio.]
  Elektromed Biomed Tech 8 (2): 72-88
• 1962, Moody SM, Poona MB, Richings M
  [details] Ventricular fibrillation resulting from electrocution during cardiac catheterisation [elec. inj.]
  Lancet 280 (7258): 698-699
• 1962, Koeppen S, Eichler R, Fölz G, Hoppe D, Hosang W, Kostka F, Osypka P
  [The Electric Accident. Anatomical, Physiological, Clinical, Neurological, Psychological Studies and Technical Analyses Following Accindets with AC and DC Current (Critical Observation of 1250 Cases). Part 2] [basics]
  Elektromed Biomed Tech 7 (1): 35-59
• 1962, Lown B, Neuman J, Amarasingham R, Berkovits BV
  Comparison of alternating current with direct electroshock across the closed chest [med./bio.]
  Am J Cardiol 10: 223-233
• 1962, Altmann G
  [Physiological effect of electrical fields on animals] [med./bio.]
  Verh Dtsch Zool Ges: 360-366
• 1962, Taylor PH, Pugsley LQ, Vogel Jr EH
  [details] The intriguing electrical burn. A review of thirty-one electrical burn cases [elec. inj.]
  J Trauma 2: 309-326