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1057 articles were found.

The following terms were included: Schrittmacher, pacemaker, ペースメーカ

• 1979, Bernhardt J
  [Danger for man by micro- and radio waves] [tech./dosim.]
  Dtsch Med Wochenschr 104 (50): 1757-1761
• 1979, Reis R
  Potential interference with medical electronic devices [med./bio.]
  Bull N Y Acad Med 55 (11): 1216-1221
• 1979, Gebhardt U, Irnich W
  [Interference with cardiac pacemakers by diathermy tested in various simulation models] [dev./impl.]
  Biomed Tech 24 (1-2): 10-16
• 1978, Griffiths PV
  The management of the pacemaker wearer during dental hygiene treatment [dev./impl.]
  Dent Hyg 52 (12): 573-576
• 1978, Zusman GV
  [Improving interference freedom of asynchronous cardiostimulators] [foreign-language]
  Med Tekh (4): 42-44
• 1978, Batra YK, Bali IM
  Effect of Coagulating and Cutting Current on a Demand Pacemaker during Transurethral Resection of the Prostate. A Case Report [dev./impl.]
  Can Anaesth Soc J 25 (1): 65-66
• 1978, Wicks JM, Davison R, Belic N
  Malfunction of a demand pacemaker caused by phrenic nerve stimulation [dev./impl.]
  Chest 74 (3): 303-305
• 1978, Seaman RL, Wachtel H
  [details] Slow and rapid responses to CW and pulsed microwave radiation by individual Aplysia Pacemakers [med./bio.]
  J Microw Power 13 (1): 77-86
• 1978, Gams E, Feder E, Heimisch W, Meisner H
  [External interference of cardiac pacemakers] [review]
  Herz 63 (36): 367-373
• 1978, Irnich W, de Bakker JM, Bisping HJ
  Electromagnetic interference in implantable pacemakers [dev./impl.]
  Pacing Clin Electrophysiol 1 (1): 52-61
• 1977, McCarty RJ, Glasser SP
  The arrhythmogenic effect of static electricity on the dog heart [med./bio.]
  Am Heart J 93 (4): 496-500
• 1977, Shepherd MD, Saphir JR, Vreeland R
  Pacemaker interference caused by an escalator [dev./impl.]
  J Clin Eng 2 (2): 153-156
• 1977, Gould L, Reddy CR
  Programmable pacemaker. Two year study [dev./impl.]
  N Y State J Med 77 (9): 1418-1420
• 1977, Effert S, Irnich W
  [Pacemaker racing during high-frequency therapy] [basics]
  Dtsch Med Wochenschr 102 (24): 909
• 1977, Leeds CJ, Akhtar M, Damato AN
  Fluoroscope-generated electromagnetic interference in an external demand pacemaker: report of a case [basics]
  Circulation 55 (3): 548-550
• 1976, Fisher JD, Furman S, Parker B, Escher DJ
  Pacemaker failures characterized by continuous direct current leakage [dev./impl.]
  Am J Cardiol 37 (7): 1019-1023
• 1976, Liu LM, Rosenbaum FJ, Pickard WF
  [details] The insensitivity of frog heart rate to pulse modulated microwave energy [med./bio.]
  J Microw Power 11 (3): 225-232
• 1976, McRee DI
  Potential microwave injuries in clinical medicine [review]
  Annu Rev Med 27: 109-115
• 1976, Bisping HJ, Irnich W
  [Influence of radio and television sets on implanted cardiac pacemakers] [dev./impl.]
  Dtsch Med Wochenschr 101 (17): 668-672
• 1976, Jones SL
  Electromagnetic field interference and cardiac pacemakers [review]
  Phys Ther 56 (9): 1013-1018
• 1976, Elmqvist H
  Pacemakers and external interference [basics]
  Acta Med Scand Suppl 596: 83-86
• 1976, Escher DJ, Parker B, Furman S
  Letter: Pacemaker triggering (inhibition) by electric toothbrush [dev./impl.]
  Am J Cardiol 38 (1): 126-127
• 1975, Simon AB, Linde B, Bonnette GH, Schlentz RJ
  The individual with a pacemaker in the dental environment [dev./impl.]
  J Am Dent Assoc 91 (6): 1224-1229
• 1975, Röhl D
  [The biological effect of microwaves - Health hazards by broadcast, television and radar transmitter?] [review]
  Dtsch Med Wochenschr 100 (1): 26-29
• 1975, Valtonen EJ, Lilius HG, Tiula E
  Disturbances in the function of cardiac pacemaker caused by short wave and microwave diathermies and pulsed high frequency current [dev./impl.]
  Ann Chir Gynaecol Fenn 64 (5): 284-287
• 1975, International Microwave Power Institute (IMPI)
  Safety from microwave hazards in using microwave power equipment - an IMPI policy statement [misc.]
  J Microw Power 10 (4): 333-341
• 1975, Lampadius MS, Wirtzfeld A, Himmler FC
  [Pacemaker failure due to electromagnetic interference] [dev./impl.]
  Med Klin 70 (35): 1380-1385
• 1975, Purdy DL, Magovern GJ, Smyth NP
  A new radioisotope-powered cardiac pacer [dev./impl.]
  J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg 69 (1): 82-91
• 1974, Woolley LH, Woodworth J, Dobbs JL
  A preliminary evaluation of the effects of electrical pulp testers on dogs with artificial pacemakers [dev./impl.]
  J Am Dent Assoc 89 (5): 1099-1101
• 1974, Mitchell JC, Hurt WD, Walters 3rd WH, Miller JK
  Empirical studies of cardiac pacemaker interference [dev./impl.]
  Aerosp Med 45 (2): 189-195
• 1974, Koerner DR
  The employee wearing a cardiac pacemaker [basics]
  J Occup Med 16 (6): 392-394
• 1974, Bonney CH, Rustan PL
  Experimental response curves: a means of predicting pacemaker response to electrical interference [dev./impl.]
  Am Heart J 87 (6): 757-760
• 1974, van Wijk van Brievingh RP, Hoeskstra A, deBakker JM, Hemelaar A
  Measurement techniques for assessing the influence of electromagnetic fields on implanted pacemakers [dev./impl.]
  Med Biol Eng 12 (1): 42-49
• 1974, Irnich W, de Bakker JM, Bisping HJ
  [Interference with cardiac pacemakers. Sources of interference, pacemaker behaviour, counteractions] [basics]
  Biomed Tech 19 (5): 193-204
• 1974, Smyth NP, Parsonnet V, Escher DJ, Furman S
  The pacemaker patient and the electromagnetic environment [basics]
  JAMA 227 (12): 1412
• 1973, D'Cunha GF, Nicoud T, Pemberton AH, Rosenbaum FF, Botticelli JT
  Syncopal attacks arising from erratic demand pacemaker function in the vicinity of a television transmitter [dev./impl.]
  Am J Cardiol 31 (6): 789-791
• 1973, Lerner SM
  Suppression of a demand pacemaker by transurethral electrocautery [dev./impl.]
  Anesth Analg 52 (5): 703-706
• 1973, Bonney CH, Rustan Jr PL, Ford GE
  Evaluation of effects of the microwave oven (915 and 2450 MHz) and radar (2810 and 3050 MHz) electromagnetic radiation on noncompetitive cardiac pacemakers [dev./impl.]
  IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 20 (5): 357-364
• 1973, Walter WH, Mitchell JC, Rustan PL, Frazer JW, Hurt WD
  Cardiac pulse generators and electromagnetic interference [dev./impl.]
  JAMA 224 (12): 1628-1631
• 1972, Blaser R, Dittrich H, Kirsch U, Schaldach M
  [Electromagnetic fields as a source of danger to patients with cardiac pacemakers] [dev./impl.]
  Dtsch Med Wochenschr 97 (14): 559-562
• 1972, Keshishian JM, Smyth NP, Hood OC, Hoffman AA, Baker NR, Podolak E, Basu AP
  The behavior of triggered unipolar pacemakers in active magnetic fields [dev./impl.]
  J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg 64 (5): 772-778
• 1971, Osepchuk JM
  Comparison of potential device interference and biological exposure hazards in microwave leakage fields [dev./impl.]
  1971 IEEE International Electromagnetic Compatibility Symposium Record, Philadelphia, PA, USA. IEEE: pp. 155-161; ISBN 978-1-5090-3157-3
• 1971, Starmer CF, McIntosh HD, Whalen RE
  [details] Electrical hazards and cardiovascular function [review]
  N Engl J Med 284 (4): 181-186
• 1971, Milroy WC
  Shields needed for pacemakers [comment]
  N Engl J Med 284 (9): 501
• 1971, Michaelson SM, Moss AJ
  Environmental influences on implanted cardiac pacemakers [comment]
  JAMA 216 (12): 2006-2007
• 1970, Sowton E, Gray K, Preston T
  Electrical interference in non-competitive pacemakers [dev./impl.]
  Br Heart J 32 (5): 626-632
• 1970, Yatteau RF
  Radar-induced failure of a demand pacemaker [basics]
  N Engl J Med 283 (26): 1447-1448
• 1969, Pickers BA, Goldberg MJ
  Inhibition of a demand pacemaker and interference with monitoring equipment by radio-frequency transmissions [dev./impl.]
  Br Med J 2 (5655): 504-506
• 1969, Wajszczuk WJ, Mowry FM, Dugan NL
  Deactivation of a demand pacemaker by transurethral electrocautery [dev./impl.]
  N Engl J Med 280 (1): 34-35
• 1969, Dittrich H
  [Modification of synchronized cardiac pacemakers through electrical and high-impulse magnetic fields] [dev./impl.]
  Thoraxchir Vask Chir 17 (6): 546-550