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• Often, more electricity is required for defibrillation than for cardioversion.
• When it did not, he underwent the cardioversion.
• Cardioversion is the use of an electrical stimulus to restore a normal rhythm.
• Harbaugh had a cardioversion procedure to correct an arrhythmia ( abnormal heartbeat ).
• That December, he had his first cardioversion.
• In elective cardioversion, the recipient is usually sedated or lightly anesthetized for the procedure.
• However, adenosine may be administered if equipment for cardioversion is immediately available as a backup.
• This scheme works well for defibrillation and cardioversion, as well as for monitoring an ECG.
• Modern ICDs do not require a thoracotomy and possess pacing, cardioversion, and defibrillation capabilities.
• The treatment for an attack of irregular heartbeat is a mild electrical shock known as a cardioversion.
• There it was established he had an irregular heartbeat and a cardioversion was administered to regulate it,
• Heart injury with increased troponins also occurs in cardiac contusion, defibrillation and internal or external cardioversion.
• Friday marked the fourth time Bradley has undergone the minor electric shock treatment, technically known as cardioversion.
• Since May of 1998, after your third and last cardioversion, you have been treated with Procanbid.
• Bradley has not had a cardioversion in the last 19 months but might need one in the future.
• The machine, called a cardioversion-defibrillation device, is designed to assist people with failing hearts.
• Cardioversion is indicated with new onset AF ( for less than 48 hours ) and with circulatory instability.
• In 1959 Dr Bernard Lown at Harvard invented direct current cardioversion based on the original work of MacWilliam.
• Doctors may treat the fibrillation with drugs or an electrical shock, called cardioversion, to restore normal rhythm.
• It has been shown to be effective in acute cardioversion of recent-onset atrial fibrillation and atrial flutter.