Literature search results

695 articles were found.

The following terms were included: Fibrillation, 細動

• 1974, Koerner DR
  The employee wearing a cardiac pacemaker [basics]
  J Occup Med 16 (6): 392-394
• 1974, Jacobsen J, Buntenkötter S, Reinhard HJ, Wissdorf H
  [Extrapolation of electric current hazards from the swine as an experimental animal to man] [med./bio.]
  Dtsch Tierarztl Wochenschr 81 (9): 214-220
• 1973, Younossi K, Rudiger HJ, Haap K, Antoni H
  [Experimental studies on the threshold for fibrillation produced by direct or sinusoidal alterning current in the isolated guinea-pig heart] [med./bio.]
  Basic Res Cardiol 68 (6): 551-568
• 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, 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, Bernstein T
  Effects of electricity and lightning on man and animals [basics]
  J Forensic Sci 18 (1): 3-11
• 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
• 1971, Starmer CF, McIntosh HD, Whalen RE
  [details] Electrical hazards and cardiovascular function [review]
  N Engl J Med 284 (4): 181-186
• 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
• 1970, Lee WR
  The hazard of electrocution during patient monitoring [basics]
  Postgrad Med J 46 (536): 355-359
• 1970, Keesey JC, Letcher FS
  [details] Human thresholds of electric shock at power transmission frequencies [review]
  Arch Environ Health 21 (4): 547-552
• 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, 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
• 1968, Dalziel CF, Lee WR
  Reevaluation of Lethal Electric Currents [basics]
  IEEE Transactions on Industry and General Applications 4 (5): 467-476
• 1967, Sam U
  [Examinations of the increased electrical hazard during partial current flow to persons handling electrical equipment in boilers, containers and pipe systems (end)] [basics]
  Elektromed Biomed Tech 12 (3): 102-114
• 1967, Sam U
  [Examinations of the increased electrical hazard during partial current flow to persons handling electrical equipment in boilers, containers and pipe systems (part 2)] [basics]
  Elektromed Biomed Tech 12 (1): 29-37
• 1967, Sugimoto T, Schaal SF, Wallace AG
  Factors determining vulnerability to ventricular fibrillation induced by 60-CPS alternating current [med./bio.]
  Circ Res 21 (5): 601-608
• 1966, Lee WR
  Death from electric shock [basics]
  Proceedings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers 113 (1): 144-148
• 1966, Sam U
  [Examinations of the increased electrical hazard during partial current flow to persons handling electrical equipment in boilers, containers and pipe systems (part 1)] [basics]
  Elektromed Biomed Tech 11 (4): 193-212
• 1966, Han J, De Jalon G, Moe GK
  Fibrillation Threshold of Premature Ventricular Responses [med./bio.]
  Circ Res 18 (1): 18-25
• 1965, Angelis AL, Lee WR, Zoledziowski S
  Experimental Investigation of the Effects Direct Current Electric Shock on Respiration [med./bio.]
  Br J Ind Med 22 (3): 210–216
• 1965, Peleska B
  Cardiac Arrhythmias Following Condenser Discharges Led Through an Inductance: Comparison with Effects of Pure Condenser Discharges [med./bio.]
  Circ Res 16 (1): 11-18
• 1965, Lee WR
  The Mechanisms of death from electric shock [basics]
  Med Sci Law 5: 23-28
• 1965, Lichter I, Boririe J, Miller WM
  Radio-frequency Hazards with Cardiac Pacemakers [dev./impl.]
  Br Med J 1 (5449): 1513-1518
• 1964, Zoll PM, Linenthal AJ
  External electric stimulation of the heart [med./bio.]
  Ann N Y Acad Sci 111: 932-937
• 1964, Kouwenhoven WB
  The effects of electricity on the human body [basics]
  Bull Johns Hopkins Hosp 115: 425-446
• 1964, Whalen RE, Starmer CF, McIntosh HD
  Electrical hazards associated with cardiac pacemaking [dev./impl.]
  Ann N Y Acad Sci 111: 922-931
• 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
• 1962, Moody SM, Poona MB, Richings M
  [details] Ventricular fibrillation resulting from electrocution during cardiac catheterisation [elec. inj.]
  Lancet 280 (7258): 698-699
• 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
• 1960, Mackay RS, Leeds SE
  Physiological Effects of Condenser Discharges With Application to Tissue Stimulation and Ventricular Defibrillation [med./bio.]
  IRE Trans Med Electron ME-7 (2): 104-110
• 1960, Dalziel CF
  Threshold 60-Cycle Fibrillating Currents [tech./dosim.]
  AIEE Transactions Part III: Power Apparatus and Systems 79 (3): 667-673
• 1959, Kouwenhoven WB, Knickerbocker GG, Chesnut RW, Milnor WR, Sass DJ
  A-C shocks of varying parameters affecting the heart [med./bio.]
  AIEE Transactions Part I: Communication and Electronics 78 (2): 163-169
• 1958, Milnor WR, Knickerbocker GG, Kouwenhoven WB
  Cardiac responses to transthoracic capacitor discharges in the dog [med./bio.]
  Circ Res 6 (1): 60-65
• 1958, Kouwenhoven WB, Milnor WR
  The Effects of High-Voltage, Low-Capacitance Electrical Discharges in the Dog [med./bio.]
  IRE Trans Med Electron PGME-11: 41-45
• 1957, Wehrmacher WH
  Atrial fibrillation due to accidental electric shock [elec. inj.]
  J Am Med Assoc 165 (4): 349-351
• 1956, Kouwenhoven WB
  Effect of Capacitor Discharges on the Heart [med./bio.]
  AIEE Transactions Part III: Power Apparatus and Systems 75 (3): 12-15
• 1936, Kouwenhoven WB, Hooker DR, Lotz EL
  Electric Shock Effects of Frequency [med./bio.]
  AIEE Transactions 55 (4): 384-386
• 1936, Ferris LP, King BG, Spence PW, Williams HB
  Effect of Electric Shock on the Heart [med./bio.]
  AIEE Transactions 55 (5): 498-515
• 1932, Kouwenhoven WB, Hooker DR, Langworthy OR
  The current flowing through the heart under conditions of electric shock [med./bio.]
  Am J Physiol 100 (2): 344-350