PD2I electrophysiological analyzer

Details PD2I electrophysiological analyzer PD2I electrophysiological analyzer

1996-11-08

1998-02-24

Getzow, Scott M.

Surgery

Truss

Pad

128731, A61B 50452, A61B 50476

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active

057202940

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a method and a device in which electrophysiological signals are acquired and analyzed to provide a basis of prediction of clinical outcomes such as sudden cardiac death and cerebral epilepsy.

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