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Improved ICD Shock Efficacy using Programmable Pulse Width
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Each phase of a biphasic ICD shock waveform can be characterized by either the percentage of peak voltage that decays (tilt) or the time taken for that decay (pulse width). Although shock programming has typically relied on fixing the tilt, patient-specific fixed pulse widths may improve shock success.
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ICD shock waveform
pulse width
tilt
shock efficacy
programmable parameters
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