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decreasing the diastolic slopeleadingto reduced pacemaker activity
ionic currentscontributeto normal pacemaker activity
electrical interferencecan causepacemaker issues
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Patients wearing cardiac pacemaker are not recommended to use this productmay influencecardiac pacemaker working
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Calcium ion entry through L - type Ca2 + channels in the sinoatrial ( SA ) nodecontributesto pacemaker activity
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3.Patients wearing cardiac pacemaker are not recommended to use this productmay influencecardiac pacemaker working
3.Patients wearing cardiac pacemaker are not recommended to use this productmay influencecardiac pacemaker working
channels in the sinoatrial ( SA ) nodecontributesto pacemaker activity
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a Ca2 + background currentcontributingto pacemaker activity
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by the time spent in darkness(passive) is influenced bythe regularity of the pacemaker activity
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the ionic currentscontributingto pacemaker activity
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a variety of currentscontributeto pacemaker activity
inward currentscontributeto pacemaker activity
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of a small titanium encased pulse generator , which contains a lithium battery and electrical circuitry attached to one , two , or three leads , which are inserted into the heart(passive) is composedCardiac pacemaker
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by John Hopps(passive) invented byCardiac pacemaker
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to stay in place and last for a very long time(passive) are designedPacemaker leads
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by varying vagal tone(passive) is ... caused byWandering pacemaker
to detect the movement of the depolarization as it spreads across the heart , utilizing the standard electrocardiography PQRST waveform(passive) are designedCardiac pacemakers
at 60 heart beats for(passive) was setPacemaker
to be used with ... or ventricular or A - V sequential pacing(passive) is designedpacemaker
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by John Hopps(passive) invented byPacemaker
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to myocardial remodelingmay contributeto myocardial remodeling
from the intramyocardial injection siteoriginatingfrom the intramyocardial injection site
from the intramyocardial injection siteoriginatingfrom the intramyocardial injection site
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the heart volume changes(passive) caused bythe heart volume changes
to a general decrease in activityledto a general decrease in activity
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to respiratory and cardiac failuremay leadto respiratory and cardiac failure
from an underlying cardiac causeresultingfrom an underlying cardiac cause
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the micro - movements of the body(passive) caused bythe micro - movements of the body
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to a cardiac arrestleadsto a cardiac arrest
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in an increase in demand for oxygenresultingin an increase in demand for oxygen
from a single focusoriginatingfrom a single focus
to the higher blood pressureleadsto the higher blood pressure
in the RAoriginatesin the RA
to the normalization of the heart ratecontributedto the normalization of the heart rate
to AFleadingto AF
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undesirable pacingcan causeundesirable pacing
a number of studiespromptinga number of studies
low signal - to - noise ratiocausedlow signal - to - noise ratio
from SAoriginatedfrom SA
from SA nodeoriginatedfrom SA node
a low signal - to - noise ratio at these frequency componentscauseda low signal - to - noise ratio at these frequency components
in slowing of the heart rateresultsin slowing of the heart rate
to slowing of the heart rateleadsto slowing of the heart rate
baseline abnormalitycausingbaseline abnormality
large variationsmay causelarge variations
audible or inaudible mechanical vibrations(passive) caused byaudible or inaudible mechanical vibrations
heart diseases such as reentry wave or ectopic excitation of heartcausesheart diseases such as reentry wave or ectopic excitation of heart
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