Atrial defibrillation using low tilt pulses delivered by transcutaneous RF coupling

J Santos; G Manoharan; NE Evans; JMCC Anderson; BJ Kidawi; JD Allen; AAJ Adgey

doi:10.1049/el:20010965

Atrial defibrillation using low tilt pulses delivered by transcutaneous RF coupling

J Santos, G Manoharan, NE Evans, JMCC Anderson, BJ Kidawi, JD Allen, AAJ Adgey

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Abstract

A new form of atrial defibrillator is described, employing a transdermal transformer to couple a 7.2 MHz RF pulse to an implanted, passive receiver; this in turn, delivers a low-tilt unipolar DC shock to the heart. In animal studies, cardioversion was 100% successful with pulses of 100V amplitude and 10ms width.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1375-1377
Journal	Electronic Letters
Volume	37
Issue number	23
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1049/el:20010965
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 8 Nov 2001

Bibliographical note

Reference text: BRONZINO, J.D.: ‘The biomedical engineering handbook’ (CRC Press & IEEE Press, 1995), 1275-1291
TIMMIS, A., and NATHAN, A.: ‘Essentials of cardiology’ (Blackwell Scientific Publications, 1993), 2nd Edn., 228-239
TOUBOUL, P.: ‘Atrial defibrillator: is it needed? Would society pay for it?’, Pacing Clin, Electrophysiol., 1995, 18, (II), pp. 616-621
DONALDSON, P.E.K.: ‘Frequency-hopping in r.f. energy-transfer links’, Electron. Wirel. World, August 1986, pp.24-26
DONALDSON, N., and PERKINS, T.A.: ‘Analysis of resonant coupled coils in the design of radio frequency transcutaneous links’, Med. Biol. Eng. Comput. , 1983, 21, pp. 612-627

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Atrial defibrillation using low tilt pulses delivered by transcutaneous RF coupling

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