Electrical stimulation is an undisputable, effective and wide‑spreading method of treating heart rhythm disorders. Currently there are 5 millions people living with implantable heart pacemakers. Electrical stimulation initializes electric activity in case of the absence of heart’s own activity. Basic pacemakers are single or dual chamber and also it is possible to program very specific parameters of stimulation. The number of people living with implanted cardioverter‑defibrillator (ICD) increases recently, in cases of primary or secondary prevention of sudden cardiac death. ICD recognizes brady‑ and tachyarrhythmias, terminates ventricular arrhythmias by means of cardioversion or defibrillation, ICD is able to stimulate cardiac rhythm and a...
Aim. To assess various types of electrotherapy and the reasons for its use in patients with implante...
This thesis deals with electromagnetic compatibility of implantable electro-medical devices using in...
This bachelor's thesis examines how radiotherapy may affect the functioning of cardiovascular implan...
The rapid development of modern medicine causes the implementation of more efficient, but also more ...
The history of cardiac pacing therapy must be viewed within the broader framework of electro-diagnos...
The number of patients with implantable cardiac devices (CIEDs) is rapidly increasing. One of the re...
Background: Emery-Dreifuss muscular dystrophy (EDMD) is a genetic condition associated with cardiac ...
The aim of the work was measurement and testing of implantable cardioverter - defibrillator (ICDs) d...
The Centre of Excellence STIMCARD operating within the Institute of Medical Equipment and Technology...
Introduction: In cardiac electrotherapy, new solutions are constantly sought to minimise the invasiv...
The paper presents problems of exposing cardiac pacemaker (CPM) and implantable cardioverter defibri...
At the beginning of our considerations, it should be pointed out that cardiovascular diseases are th...
The different means for treating congestive heart failure have not yet achieved the improvement in q...
Sudden cardiac death is a significant problem in cardiac patients. The modern invasive cardiology of...
In the article, which is an introduction to the series presenting the issues of clinical electrophys...
Aim. To assess various types of electrotherapy and the reasons for its use in patients with implante...
This thesis deals with electromagnetic compatibility of implantable electro-medical devices using in...
This bachelor's thesis examines how radiotherapy may affect the functioning of cardiovascular implan...
The rapid development of modern medicine causes the implementation of more efficient, but also more ...
The history of cardiac pacing therapy must be viewed within the broader framework of electro-diagnos...
The number of patients with implantable cardiac devices (CIEDs) is rapidly increasing. One of the re...
Background: Emery-Dreifuss muscular dystrophy (EDMD) is a genetic condition associated with cardiac ...
The aim of the work was measurement and testing of implantable cardioverter - defibrillator (ICDs) d...
The Centre of Excellence STIMCARD operating within the Institute of Medical Equipment and Technology...
Introduction: In cardiac electrotherapy, new solutions are constantly sought to minimise the invasiv...
The paper presents problems of exposing cardiac pacemaker (CPM) and implantable cardioverter defibri...
At the beginning of our considerations, it should be pointed out that cardiovascular diseases are th...
The different means for treating congestive heart failure have not yet achieved the improvement in q...
Sudden cardiac death is a significant problem in cardiac patients. The modern invasive cardiology of...
In the article, which is an introduction to the series presenting the issues of clinical electrophys...
Aim. To assess various types of electrotherapy and the reasons for its use in patients with implante...
This thesis deals with electromagnetic compatibility of implantable electro-medical devices using in...
This bachelor's thesis examines how radiotherapy may affect the functioning of cardiovascular implan...