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by Pseudomonas aeruginosa treated successfully(passive) caused byPacemaker endocarditis
extra atrial pacemaking activity(passive) most likely caused byatrial pacemaker
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of a small titanium encased pulse generator that contains a lithium battery and electrical circuitry attached to one , two , or three leads ( wires ) that are inserted into the heart(passive) is composedThe pacemaker
of three parts : a pulse generator , one or more leads , and an electrode on each lead(passive) is composedA pacemaker
of three parts : a pulse generator , one or more leads , and an electrode on each lead(passive) is typically composedA pacemaker
The Pacemaker John Hopps , an electrical engineerinventedthe pacemaker
by bradycardia or heart block(passive) is caused bya pacemaker
by varying vagal tone(passive) is ... caused byWandering pacemaker
of three components : a pulse generator , one or more leads , and an electrode on each lead(passive) is composedA pacemaker
when Wilson Greatbatch was working on a heart monitoring device and pulled out the wrong resistor(passive) was inventedThe pacemaker
of a heart rate generator and an electrode lead(passive) is composedA pacemaker
to treat patients with bradycardia , a condition where the heart beats at an unusually slow rate , usually less than 60 beats per minute(passive) has been designedThe pacemaker
at 60 heart beats for(passive) was setPacemaker
to be used with ... or ventricular or A - V sequential pacing(passive) is designedpacemaker
by Canadian electrical engineer , John Hopps(passive) invented bythe pacemaker
John Hopps , an electrical engineerdiscoveredthe pacemaker
an electrical engineer John Hopps(passive) was invented byPacemaker
the Canadian John Hopps(passive) was invented byThe pacemaker
for patients who have an abnormally slow heart rate(passive) is designedThe pacemaker
John Hoppsinventedthe pacemaker
by John Hopps(passive) invented byPacemaker
to send an electrical impulse to the heart when the rhythm is too slow or is interrupted(passive) is designedA pacemaker
by wilson greatbatch , who was working on an oscillator to record heart(passive) invented bythe pacemaker
by Canadian engineer John Hopps(passive) was invented bythe pacemaker
the heart episode ... wasn?t a heart attackpromptedthe pacemaker
Wilson Greatbatchdiscoveredthe Pacemaker
Wilson Greatbatchinventedthe pacemaker
Wilson Greatbatchinventedthe pacemaker
Earl Bakkeninventedthe pacemaker
Earl Bakkeninventedthe pacemaker
to treat an abnormally slow heart rhythm(passive) is designedA pacemaker
to treat a slow heartbeat(passive) is designedA pacemaker
to treat a slow heartbeat(passive) is designedPacemaker A pacemaker
Earl Bakken ... Medtronicinventedthe pacemaker
Magnet application over a pacemakerwill leadthe pacemaker
Bakken , an electrical engineerinventedthe pacemaker
for a rate of 60(passive) had been setThe pacemaker
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and build one of Australiasto designand build one of Australias
and build one of Australia 's largest 4-into-1 and Tri - y cataloguesto designand build one of Australia 's largest 4-into-1 and Tri - y catalogues
to irregular heartbeatleadsto irregular heartbeat
placementleadplacement
for childrendesignedfor children
through one year of exposureleadsthrough one year of exposure
the heart to beat at a normal ratepromptsthe heart to beat at a normal rate
interference to or failure of the pacemakercould causeinterference to or failure of the pacemaker
to improve the pumping function of the heart in those patients with a weakened heart musclespecifically designedto improve the pumping function of the heart in those patients with a weakened heart muscle
up the normal heartbeat in the patientto setup the normal heartbeat in the patient
wires that deliver electricity to the heartleadwires that deliver electricity to the heart
how fast our heart beatsto sethow fast our heart beats
for 1 chamber of her heartsetfor 1 chamber of her heart
a lower pacing rate ashould ... seta lower pacing rate a
to acceleration of the beat of thewhole heartleadsto acceleration of the beat of thewhole heart
to acceleration of the beat of thewhole heartleadsto acceleration of the beat of thewhole heart
put into you to manage your cardiac rhythmleadsput into you to manage your cardiac rhythm
at the conventional method of pacing the left side of the heart from one location ( MPP offsetat the conventional method of pacing the left side of the heart from one location ( MPP off
into the appropriate chambers of your heartleadsinto the appropriate chambers of your heart
for safe use in the MRI environment ( 2specifically designedfor safe use in the MRI environment ( 2
to the right locations in the heartleadsto the right locations in the heart
a faster heart ratewill causea faster heart rate
to her beating heartleadsto her beating heart
complete device failurecausescomplete device failure
tested and approved for MRI usewas designedtested and approved for MRI use
to slow down a fast heartbeatdesignedto slow down a fast heartbeat
the normal heartbeatto setthe normal heartbeat
A Better Pacemaker(passive) was discoveredA Better Pacemaker
for safe use in Magnetic Resonance Imaging ( MRI ) systemsdesignedfor safe use in Magnetic Resonance Imaging ( MRI ) systems
the pace of your heartbeatsto ... setthe pace of your heartbeats
for use in any patientcan be designedfor use in any patient
at 60 beats per minutesetat 60 beats per minute
the programmed pace such as 70 beats per minutecan setthe programmed pace such as 70 beats per minute
a strong paceseta strong pace
the pacesetthe pace
to paceis setto pace
abnormal heartbeat(passive) caused byabnormal heartbeat
the atria to contractcausingthe atria to contract
the heart ratesetsthe heart rate
heart rateto setheart rate