Titlebook: Cardiac Bioelectric Therapy; Mechanisms and Pract Igor R. Efimov,Mark W. Kroll,Patrick J. Tchou Book 20091st edition Springer-Verlag US 200

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The Role of Electroporationspects of this phenomenon in relation to cardiac therapy and research. Particularly, it provides evidences that (1) electroporation of the heart tissue can occur during clinically relevant intensities of the external electrical field and (2) electroporation can affect the outcome of defibrillation therapy, being both pro- and antiarrhythmic.

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Systems of equations: particular examplesthe physiological research that became essential to modern conceptions of arrhythmias concentrated on the problem of the heart‘s rhythmic activity. There also appeared a number of anatomical and histological studies crucial for the deeper understanding of the specialized cardiac conduction system. T

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-7643-7397-0be the similarities among nerve, brain, and cardiac stimulation). More recently, studies of cardiac cell cultures grown in user-designed patterns. have permitted detailed investigations of electric field-induced responses of linear strands,. intercellular cleft spaces,. fiber branches, expansions an

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Systems of equations: particular examplesentricular fibrillation (VF) is induced when the shock is given during cardiac repolarization (i.e., the vulnerable period). The lower limit of this range, the ventricular fibrillation threshold (VFT), is considerably lower than the range of shock strengths that defibrillate. However, the upper limi

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Evolution governed by accretive mappingsks, the disease is advancing … and death is near.”. Heartbeat irregularities as a marker of disease were also recognized and described in ancient China as can be deduced from a conversation between the “Golden Emperor” Huang Ti and his physician Ch‘i Pai (circa 2600 BC) “When the pulse beats are lon