Biomedical subjects
J Wada
Publications and source records attributed to J Wada.
[Surgical correction of the pectus excavatum--STO-O & SCE].
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[New methods for bone suturing and fixation].
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[Progress in heart valve prostheses in Japan].
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[Frater's suture arranger].
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[Electron microscopic and peroxidase cytochemical analysis of acute leukemia].
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[Screw-in endocardial lead (author's transl)].
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[Funnel chest (author's transl)].
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[Haptoglobin-treatment for severe hemoglobinemia after heart valve replacement (author's transl)].
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[Presidential address: past, present and future of the cardiac valve substitutes].
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[A fatal outcome of severe funnel chest with agenesis of corpus callosum and cor pulmonale].
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Surgery for annulo-aortic-ectasia.
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[The myocardium remains flaccid without likelihood of development of ventricular fibrillation even after aortic declamping].
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[Hyperthermia therapy in patients with far-advanced pulmonary cancer].
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SJM valve: experimental & clinical studies.
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[Pre- and postoperative electrocardiograms in patients with pectus excavatum. -- P terminal forces in lead V1].
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[Innovation in the determination of the epicardial potentials].
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Transient early T wave sensing by implanted programmable demand pulse generator.
A seven-year-old girl with a permanent epicardial programmable pulse generator developed inappropriate slowing of the pacing rate due to oversensing a combination of T wave and afterpotential voltage. This phenomenon occurred only in the first three days after implantation and was demonstrable only at long programmed pulse widths. Our observations suggest that the current of injury in the early post-operative period may generate a relatively high T wave voltage capable of combining with a large afterpotential to produce a signal exceeding the sensitivity of a demand pulse generator.