Literature search results

2899 articles were found.

The following terms were included: Stromunfall, "elektrischer Schlag", Elektrounfall, Stromschlag, "electrical injury", "electric shock", 電撃傷

• 1973, Geddes LA, Moore AG, Rosborough J, Tacker WA
  Threshold 60-Hz Current Required for Ventricular Fibrillation in Subjects of Various Body Weights [med./bio.]
  IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 20 (6): 465-468
• 1973, Parks BJ, Horner RL
  [details] Electrical burns of the hand [elec. inj.]
  J Occup Med 15 (12): 967-970
• 1973, Knickerbocker GG
  Fibrillating Parameters of Direct and Alternating (20 Hz) Currents Separately and in Combination - An Experimental Study [med./bio.]
  IEEE Trans Communications 21 (9): 1015-1027
• 1973, Scott JR, Lee WR, Zoledziowski S
  Ventricular fibrillation threshold for AC shocks of long duration, in dogs with normal acid-base state [med./bio.]
  Br J Ind Med 30 (2): 155-161
• 1973, Hanson GC, McIlwraith GR
  [details] Lightning injury: two case histories and a review of management [elec. inj.]
  Br Med J 4 (5887): 271-274
• 1973, Bernstein T
  Effects of electricity and lightning on man and animals [basics]
  J Forensic Sci 18 (1): 3-11
• 1973, Kay NR, Boswick Jr JA
  The management of electrical injuries of the extremities [basics]
  Surg Clin North Am 53 (6): 1459-1468
• 1972, Arbeit SR, Parker B, Rubin IL
  Controlling the electrocution hazard in the hospital [misc.]
  JAMA 220 (12): 1581-1584
• 1972, No authors listed
  Hospital electrocution [comment]
  Can Med Assoc J 106 (6): 628
• 1972, Toongsuwan S
  [details] Post mortem caesarean section following death by electrocution [elec. inj.]
  Aust N Z J Obstet Gynaecol 12 (4): 265-266
• 1972, Green HL, Raftery EB, Gregory IC
  Ventricular fibrillation threshold of healthy dogs to 50Hz current in relation to earth leakage currents of electromedical equipment [med./bio.]
  Biomed Eng 7 (9-2): 408-414
• 1972, O'Keefe W, Ross NG, Trethewie ER
  Determining tolerable short duration electric shock potentials from heart ventricular fibrillation threshold data [med./bio.]
  Electrical Engineering Transactions EE8 (1): 9-14
• 1972, Scott RE, Roberts LJ, Cadbury CJ
  Bird deaths from power lines at Dungeness [elec. inj.]
  Br Birds 65 (7): 273-286
• 1972, Newsome TW, Curreri PW, Eurenius K
  [details] Visceral injuries: an unusual complication of an electrical burn [elec. inj.]
  Arch Surg 105 (3): 494-497
• 1972, Dalziel CF
  Electric shock hazard [basics]
  IEEE Spectr 9 (2): 41-50
• 1972, Singh AK, Singh RK, Wahi RS, Tandon AK, Chansouria JP, Udupa KN
  Endocrine & metabolic response to electric shock in rabbits. II. Changes in cortisone & insulin treated rabbits [med./bio.]
  Indian J Exp Biol 10 (6): 412-414
• 1972, Singh AK, Wahi RS, Singh RK, Tandon AK, Chansouria JP, Udupa KN
  Endocrine & metabolic response to electric shock in rabbits. I. Normal sequences [med./bio.]
  Indian J Exp Biol 10 (6): 409-411
• 1972, Tursky B, O'Connell D
  Reliability and interjudgment predictability of subjective judgments of electrocutaneous stimulation [med./bio.]
  Psychophysiology 9 (3): 290-295
• 1971, Gifford Jr GH, Marty AT, MacCollum DW
  The management of electrical mouth burns in children [med. app.]
  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 [elec. inj.]
  Med Res Eng 10 (5): 19-21
• 1971, Biegelmeier G, Rotter K
  [details] [Electric resistance and currents in the human body] [review]
  E und M 88 (3): 104-114
• 1971, Lee RH
  Electrical Safety in Industrial Plants [basics]
  IEEE Transactions on Industry and General Applications 7 (1): 10-16
• 1971, Geddes LA, Baker LE
  Response to passage of electric current through the body [med./bio.]
  J Assoc Adv Med Instrum 5 (1): 13-18
• 1971, Hartford CE, Ziffren SE
  [details] Electrical injury [elec. inj.]
  J Trauma 11 (4): 331-336
• 1971, Sturim HS
  [details] The treatment of electrical injuries [review]
  J Trauma 11 (11): 959-965
• 1971, King NW, Justesen DR, Clarke RL
  [details] Behavioral sensitivity to microwave irradiation [med./bio.]
  Science 172 (981): 398-401
• 1970, Lee WR
  The hazard of electrocution during patient monitoring [basics]
  Postgrad Med J 46 (536): 355-359
• 1970, Leeming MN, Ray Jr C, Howland WS
  Low-Voltage, Direct-Current Burns [med./bio.]
  JAMA 214 (9): 1681-1684
• 1970, Ponten B, Erikson U, Johansson SH, Olding L
  New observations on tissue changes along the pathway of the current in an electrical injury. Case report [med. app.]
  Scand J Plast Reconstr Surg 4 (1): 75-82
• 1970, Keesey JC, Letcher FS
  [details] Human thresholds of electric shock at power transmission frequencies [review]
  Arch Environ Health 21 (4): 547-552
• 1970, Holbrook LA, Beach FX, Silver JR
  [details] Delayed myelopathy: a rare complication of severe electrical burns [elec. inj.]
  Br Med J 4 (5736): 659-660
• 1970, Skoog T
  Electrical injuries [basics]
  J Trauma 10 (10): 816-830
• 1970, Baxter CR
  Present Concepts in the Management of Major Electrical Injury [basics]
  Surg Clin North Am 50 (6): 1401-1418
• 1969, Pitts W, Pickrell K, Quinn G, Massengill R
  Electrical burns of lips and mouth in infants and children [med. app.]
  Plast Reconstr Surg 44 (5): 471-479
• 1969, Aronow S, Bruner JM, Siegal EF, Sloss LJ
  [details] Ventricular fibrillation associated with an electrically operated bed [elec. inj.]
  N Engl J Med 281 (1): 31-32
• 1969, Hopps JA
  Shock hazards in operating rooms and patient-care areas [basics]
  Anesthesiology 31 (2): 142-155
• 1969, von Bahr G
  Electrical injuries [basics]
  Ophthalmologica 1 (1): 109-117
• 1969, Hanselmayer H
  [details] [Electric accidents and the eye] [elec. inj.]
  Klin Monbl Augenheilkd 155 (6): 883-890
• 1969, Allan RN
  [details] Delayed neurological effects of electrical accidents [elec. inj.]
  Br Med J 1 (5640): 383
• 1969, Carter AO, Morley R
  Effects of power frequency voltages on amputated human limb [med./bio.]
  Br J Ind Med 26 (3): 224-230
• 1969, Dalziel CF, Lee WR
  Lethal electric currents [basics]
  IEEE Spectr 6 (2): 44-50
• 1969, Geddes LA, Baker LE, Moore AG, Coulter TW
  Hazards in the use of low frequencies for the measurement of physiological events by impedance [med./bio.]
  Med Biol Eng 7 (3): 289-296
• 1969, DiVincenti FC, Moncrief JA, Pruitt Jr BA
  [details] Electrical injuries: a review of 65 cases [elec. inj.]
  J Trauma 9 (6): 497-507
• 1968, Sturim HS
  The treatment of electrical burns [med. app.]
  Med Times 96 (11): 1051-1057
• 1968, Liesenhoff H, Kraus E
  [details] [Electric cataract in high-voltage electric injury] [elec. inj.]
  Albrecht Von Graefes Arch Klin Exp Ophthalmol 175 (3): 270-282
• 1968, Sam U
  [New findings on the electrical harzard of humans during partial current flow through the body] [basics]
  [VDRI Annual 1968]. Verein Deutscher Revisions-Ingenieure e.V.: pp. 37-51
• 1968, Furnas DW, Shumrick DA
  [details] Electrical injury to the larynx [elec. inj.]
  Arch Surg 96 (6): 975-978
• 1968, Dalziel CF, Lee WR
  Reevaluation of Lethal Electric Currents [basics]
  IEEE Transactions on Industry and General Applications 4 (5): 467-476
• 1968, Farrell DF, Starr A
  [details] Delayed neurological sequelae of electrical injuries [review]
  Neurology 18 (6): 601-606