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    In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: How to Improve Survival?

    M. Santomauro, A. Borrelli, C. Riganti, C. Liguori, E. Febbraro… in Cardiac Arrhythmias 2005 (2006)

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    Poster display II clinical general

    S. V. Svetlana Gurgenyan, S. K. H. Vatinyan… in Journal of Nuclear Cardiology (2005)

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    BLSD Prevention of Sudden Death: What Is the Difference Between Lay People and Medical Professionals?

    M. Santomauro, N. Monteforte, C. Riganti, E. Febbraro… in Emerging Pathologies in Cardiology (2005)

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    In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: Are We Well Enough Equipped and Prepared to Face It?

    Sudden death is a real concern for nowadays medicine, especially as it can occur in people with no signs of disease at all. It can be the first symptom of an underlying problem. It may be defined as an unexpec...

    M. Santomauro, L. Ottaviano, A. Borrelli, C. Riganti… in Cardiac Arrhythmias 2003 (2004)

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    Electromagnetic Interference in Biventricular and/or ICD Paced Patients

    The potential risk of interaction between electronic systems and implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) is well documented and frequently reported on by the scientific press [1-4]. When an electronic m...

    M. Santomauro, L. Ottaviano, D. Da Prato… in New Advances in Heart Failure and Atrial F… (2003)

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    Interference to Pacemaker/ICD Function by Commonly Encountered Electronic Devices: When and How Much to Worry About?

    Electromagnetic interference (EMI) and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) are problems that increasingly claim the attention of the biomedical industry all over the world. The potential risk of interaction be...

    M. Santomauro, C. D’Ascia, A. Costanzo, L. Ottaviano… in Cardiac Arrhythmias 2001 (2002)

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    How Risky Are Cellular Telephones for Patients Implanted with a Pacemaker or ICD?

    Mobile telephones are today the most universal means of communication that has ever existed, with widespread distribution and use of these devices. Problems relating to electromagnetic interference from mobile...

    M. Gulizia, M. Santomauro, S. Mangiameli in Cardiac Arrhythmias 1999 (2000)

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    Pacemaker/ICD Patients: To Anticoagulate or Not To Anticoagulate?

    Patients with atherosclerosis, valvular, ischemic, and dilatative cardiomyopathies, or atrial fibrillation, and those with a cardiac valvular prothesis, by-pass, pacemaker, or ICD, may be subject to thrombotic...

    M. Santomauro, A. Costanzo, L. Ottaviano, R. Cresta… in Cardiac Arrhythmias 1999 (2000)

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    Cellular Phones and Pacemakers: How Do They Interact?

    Non-ionizing radiation is emitted by different types of equipment such as microwave ovens, high-voltage electrical lines, cellular phones, etc. This kind of radiation (electromagnetic waves) can also cause int...

    M. Santomauro, A. Amendolara, A. Costanzo, M. Damiano… in Cardiac Arrhythmias 1997 (1998)