Literature search results

305 articles were found.

The following terms were included: "ventricular fibrillation", Herzkammerflimmern, Kammerflimmern, 心室細動

• 1997, Cherington M, Krider EP, Yarnell PR, Breed DW
  [details] A bolt from the blue: lightning strike to the head [elec. inj.]
  Neurology 48 (3): 683-686
• 1997, Bailey WH, Su SH, Bracken TD, Kavet R
  Summary and evaluation of guidelines for occupational exposure to power frequency electric and magnetic fields [misc.]
  Health Phys 73 (3): 433-453
• 1996, Barnes GR, Madie P, Blackmore DK
  Assessment of the humane aspects of electric lancing of whales by measurement of current densities in the brain and heart of dead animals [med./bio.]
  Med Biol Eng Comput 34 (6): 436-440
• 1996, Fetter JG, Benditt DG, Stanton MS
  Electromagnetic interference from welding and motors on implantable cardioverter-defibrillators as tested in the electrically hostile work site [dev./impl.]
  J Am Coll Cardiol 28 (2): 423-427
• 1995, Ayala-Guerrero F, Mexicano G
  Cerebral death induced by electrical current [med./bio.]
  Bol Estud Med Biol 43 (1-4): 19-21
• 1995, Denk W, Missliwetz J, Wieser I, Tauschitz C
  [Electroshock devices as weapon] [med./bio.]
  Arch Kriminol 196 (3-4): 78-86
• 1995, Stoic J, Zuech N, Ferek-Petric B
  [Shock caused by electrical current] [foreign-language]
  Lijec Vjesn 117: 43-45
• 1994, Reilly JP
  [details] Scales of reaction to electric shock. Thresholds and biophysical mechanisms [review]
  Ann N Y Acad Sci 720: 21-37
• 1993, Man KC, Davidson T, Langberg JJ, Morady F, Kalbfleisch SJ
  Interference from a hand held radiofrequency remote control causing discharge of an implantable defibrillator [dev./impl.]
  Pacing Clin Electrophysiol 16 (8): 1756-1758
• 1992, Bachl H, Biegelmeier G, Evans TH, Mörx A
  [details] [Protection of livestock against dangerous body currrents] [review]
  Bulletin SEV/ VSE 83 (3): 65-72
• 1992, Voorhees CR, Voorhees WD, Geddes LA, Bourland JD, Hinds M
  The chronaxie for myocardium and motor nerve in the dog with chest-surface electrodes [med./bio.]
  IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 39 (6): 624-628
• 1992, Pedal I, Graf W
  [details] [Electrocution accident with three-week survival] [elec. inj.]
  Arch Kriminol 190 (5-6): 156-162
• 1991, Sigmund M, Volker H, Effert S, Kieback D
  [Heart damage after electric injury] [med. app.]
  Vers Med 43 (5): 148-151
• 1991, Schmitt C, Brachmann J, Waldecker B, Navarrete L, Beyer T, Pfeifer A, Kubler W
  Implantable cardioverter defibrillator: possible hazards of electromagnetic interference [dev./impl.]
  Pacing Clin Electrophysiol 14 (6): 982-984
• 1990, Yabe S, Smith WM, Daubert JP, Wolf PD, Rollins DL, Ideker RE
  Conduction disturbances caused by high current density electric fields [med./bio.]
  Circ Res 66 (5): 1190-1203
• 1990, Lerman BB, Deale OC
  Relation between transcardiac and transthoracic current during defibrillation in humans [med./bio.]
  Circ Res 67 (6): 1420-1426
• 1990, James TN, Riddick L, Embry JH
  [details] Cardiac abnormalities demonstrated postmortem in four cases of accidental electrocution and their potential significance relative to nonfatal electrical injuries of the heart [elec. inj.]
  Am Heart J 120 (1): 143-157
• 1990, Sharma BC, Patial RK, Pal LS, Saunkhla J, Thakur SS
  [details] Electrocardiographic manifestations following household electric current injury [elec. inj.]
  J Assoc Physicians India 38 (12): 938-939
• 1987, Jensen PJ, Thomsen PE, Bagger JP, Norgaard A, Baandrup U
  [details] Electrical injury causing ventricular arrhythmias [elec. inj.]
  Br Heart J 57 (3): 279-283
• 1987, Ross JA, Green HL
  Levels of short (1-15 ms) electrical shocks from a 50 Hz supply inducing ventricular fibrillation in hyperbaric helium and oxygen [med./bio.]
  Br J Ind Med 44 (11): 764-768
• 1986, Geddes LA, Bourland JD, Ford G
  [details] The mechanism underlying sudden death from electric shock [review]
  Med Instrum 20 (6): 303-315
• 1986, Weirich J, Antoni H
  Vulnerability of the Heart to Ventricular Fibrillation: Basic Mechanisms [basics]
  The Regulation of Heart Function- Basic Concepts and Clinical Applications. Thieme: pp. 376-396; ISBN 978-0-86577-171-0
• 1986, Bonte W, Sprung R, Huckenbeck W
  [details] [Problems in the evaluation of electrocution fatalities in the bathtub] [elec. inj.]
  Z Rechtsmed 97 (1): 7-19
• 1986, Frohlig G, Dyckmans J, Doenecke P, Sen S, Bette L
  Noise reversion of a dual chamber pacemaker without noise [dev./impl.]
  Pacing Clin Electrophysiol 9 (5): 690-696
• 1986, Levine PA, Balady GJ, Lazar HL, Belott PH, Roberts AJ
  Electrocautery and pacemakers: management of the paced patient subject to electrocautery [basics]
  Ann Thorac Surg 41 (3): 313-317
• 1985, Doherty JU, Whitman GJ, Robinson MD, Harken AH, Simson MB, Spear JF, Josephson ME
  Changes in cardiac excitability and vulnerability in NMR fields [med./bio.]
  Invest Radiol 20 (2): 129-135
• 1985, Smoot AW, Mogan N
  Methods of Calculationg Electrical Body Impendance and Equipment for Measuring Leakage Currents [tech./dosim.]
  Electrical shock safety criteria: Proceedings of the first international symposium on electrical shock safety criteria. Pergamon Press: pp. 295-305; ISBN 978-0-08-025399-2
• 1985, Hauf R
  Requirements for Grounding Practices and Standards- The Revision of IEC Report 479 [basics]
  Electrical shock safety criteria: Proceedings of the first international symposium on electrical shock safety criteria. Pergamon Press: pp. 307-319; ISBN 978-0-08-025399-2
• 1985, Green HL, Ross J, Kurn P
  Danger Levels of Short (1mSec to 15mSec) Electrical Shocks from 50Hz Supply [med./bio.]
  Electrical shock safety criteria: Proceedings of the first international symposium on electrical shock safety criteria. Pergamon Press: pp. 259-272; ISBN 978-0-08-025399-2
• 1985, Weirich J, Haverkampf K, Antoni H
  [details] Ventricular Fibrillation of the Heart Induced by Electric Current [review]
  Rev Gen Electr 11: 833-843
• 1985, Cabanes J
  Physiological effects of electric currents on living organisms, more particularly humans [basics]
  Electrical shock safety criteria: Proceedings of the first international symposium on electrical shock safety criteria. Pergamon Press: pp. 7-24; ISBN 978-0-08-025399-2
• 1984, Voorhees WD, Foster KS, Geddes LA, Babbs CF
  Safety factor for precordial pacing: minimum current thresholds for pacing and for ventricular fibrillation by vulnerable-period stimulation [med./bio.]
  Pacing Clin Electrophysiol 7 (3) Pt 1: 356-360
• 1984, Roy OZ, Mortimer AJ, Trollope BJ, Villeneuve EJ
  Effects of short-duration transients on cardiac rhythm [med./bio.]
  Med Biol Eng Comput 22 (3): 225-228
• 1984, Levine PA
  Letter to the editor on: "Resetting of DDD pacemaker due to EMI." [comment]
  Pacing Clin Electrophysiol 7 (5): 925-926
• 1984, Saunders RD, Smith H
  Safety aspects of NMR clinical imaging [misc.]
  Br Med Bull 40 (2): 148-154
• 1984, Willis RJ, Brooks WM
  Potential hazards of NMR imaging. No evidence of the possible effects of static and changing magnetic fields on cardiac function of the rat and guinea pig [med./bio.]
  Magn Reson Imaging 2 (2): 89-95
• 1983, Wright RK
  Death or injury caused by electrocution [basics]
  Clin Lab Med 3 (2): 343-353
• 1983, Weirich J, Hohnloser S, Antoni H
  Factors determining the susceptibility of the isolated guinea pig heart to ventricular fibrillation induced by sinusoidal alternating current at frequencies from 1 to 1000 Hz [med./bio.]
  Basic Res Cardiol 78 (6): 604-616
• 1982, Hohnloser S, Weirich J, Antoni H
  Influence of direct current on the electrical activity of the heart and on its susceptibility to ventricular fibrillation [med./bio.]
  Basic Res Cardiol 77 (3): 237-249
• 1982, Antoni H, Hohnloser S, Weirich J
  [What causes the difference in biological efficacy of direct current and alternating current to the heart?] [basics]
  Arbeitsmed Sozialmed Praventivmed 17 (7): 167-173
• 1982, Diamond TH, Twomey A, Myburgh DP
  [details] High-voltage electrical injury. A case report and review of the literature [elec. inj.]
  S Afr Med J 61 (9): 318-321
• 1982, Kobernick M
  Electrical injuries: pathophysiology and emergency management [basics]
  Ann Emerg Med 11 (11): 633-638
• 1981, Kupfer J, Bastek R, Eggert S
  [Critical values in connection with fatal accidents involving electric current] [med./bio.]
  Z Gesamte Hyg 27 (1): 9-12
• 1981, Bridges JE
  An Investigation on Low-Impedance Low-Voltage Shocks [med./bio.]
  IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and Systems PAS-100 (4): 1529-1537
• 1981, Hull CJ
  Electrical hazards in monitoring [basics]
  Int Anesthesiol Clin 19 (1): 177-195
• 1980, Roy OZ
  [details] Summary of cardiac fibrillation thresholds for 60 Hz currents and voltages applied directly to the heart [review]
  Med Biol Eng Comput 18 (6): 657-659
• 1980, Biegelmeier G
  [details] [Quantitative and qualitative remarks on the state of knowledge on ventricular fibrillation following electric current flow with 50/60 Hz alternating current] [review]
  E und M 97 (9): 207-2016
• 1980, Biegelmeier G, Lee WR
  [details] New considerations on the threshold of ventricular fibrillation for a.c.shocks at 50-60 Hz [review]
  IEE Proceedings A - Physical Science, Measurement and Instrumentation, Management and Education - Reviews 127 (2): 103-110
• 1979, Antoni H
  What is measured by the so-called threshold for fibrillation? [basics]
  Progress in Pharmacology 2 (4): 5-12
• 1979, Antoni H, Biegelmeier G
  [details] [Effects of direct current to humans] [review]
  E und M 96 (2): 71-81