Truncated pulse defibrillator with flash tube switch

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607 5, A61N 139

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ABSTRACT:
A defibrillator utilizes at least one flash tube for switching electrical energy from an energy source to a heart patient. The flash tube has a high impedance state in which the patient is isolated from the energy. In response to a triggering pulse, the flash tube enters a low impedance state in which energy is delivered to the patient. An additional switching element in the defibrillator operates to interrupt energy delivery through the flash tube so that a truncated defibrillation pulse having a desired energy level is produced.

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