Synchronized Cardioversion Mixed-Mode Operation and Timing Verification
A mixed mode, electrical cardioversion technology, applied in the direction of cardiac defibrillator, electrotherapy, therapy, etc., to achieve the effect of risk minimization
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[0018] For the purposes of this disclosure, the terms "synchronous cardioversion", "asynchronous cardioversion", "cardiac cycle", "QRS complex", "P wave", "Q wave", "R wave" , "S wave", "T wave", "QT interval", "electrode pads / plates" and "electrocardiogram ("ECG")", "monitor", "source", "detector" and "discharger" And synonyms and related terms should be interpreted broadly as known in the art of the present disclosure.
[0019] To facilitate understanding of the present disclosure, exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure will be presented herein with respect to mixed-mode operation and timing verification for a defibrillator in synchronized cardioversion mode.
[0020] refer to figure 1 Defibrillator 20 of the present disclosure employs a pair of electrode pads or plates 21 and 22, optional ECG leads (not shown), ECG monitor 23 (internal or external), shock source 24, and synchronized cardioversion controller 25.
[0021] Electrode pads or plates 21 and 22 are str...
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