Circulation · 1963 · 107 citations · 16 references
Normal ActivityNormal Sinus RhythmElectrophysiological EvaluationSynchronous PacemakerSynchronous Cardiac PacemakerCardiac AnaesthesiaCardiac MechanicComplete Heart BlockDevice TherapyLong-term CorrectionElectrophysiologyImplantable DevicesMedicineCardiologyDiastolic FunctionAnesthesiologyArrhythmia
An implantable, synchronous cardiac pacemaker for long-term correction of complete heart block has been developed. It has been successfully used in dogs for periods up to eight months. The performance of the pacemaker during normal sinus rhythm and atrial arrhythmias is illustrated with electrocardiograms. After implantation of the pacemaker, the dogs have returned to completely normal activity and have tolerated all physical exercises well. [see figure in the PDF file]
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Long-Term Electric Stimulation of the Heart for Stokes-Adams Disease
Paul M. Zoll, Howard A. Frank, LEONA R. N. ZARSKY et al. · Annals of Surgery · 1961 · 158 citations