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Cardioversion causing ventricular fibrillation

ROSS, 1964

Document ID: 17401513660810655598
Author: ROSS E
Publication year: 1964
Publication venue: Archives of Internal Medicine

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In 1962 Lown described a method of depolarizing the heart with a direct-current charge which he called cardioversion. 1 He advocated its use in arrhythmias of atrial, nodal, and ventricular origin stating that with proper electrocardiogram synchronization the possibility of …

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