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[Temporary pacemaker for cardiac operation].

Abstract

For temporary pacing during open heart surgery, we made a device with a permanent VVI pacemaker by simply fixing a lead to the connecting plug. It is easy to make this device, which allows for beginning pacing quickly, and it dose not interfere with the operation.

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T Iwamoto, A Nakamura, H Kawachi, S Nakaji. 1993. [Temporary pacemaker for cardiac operation].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8492492/

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