Cardioversion

Cakulev, Ivan; Efimov, Igor R.; Waldo, Albert L.

doi:10.1161/circulationaha.109.865535

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“…Эта методика «серийной дефибрилля-ции» в сочетании с прямым массажем сердца была им рекомендована для клинического применения в опера-ционной, где имелась возможность выполнить доступ и наложить электроды непосредственно на сердце [8,9]. К сожалению, Виггерс не видел перспектив по приме-нению дефибрилляции через закрытую грудную клет-ку и решение этого вопроса считал преждевременным [10][11][12].…”

Section: клод бек и первая успешная дефибрилляция сердца в клиникеunclassified

“…Теперь с целью массажа и обеспечения возврата крови в камеры сердца использовались две своеобразные присоски, которые следовало располагать на правом и левом же-лудочке. К слову, позже Бек пришел к выводу, что оп-тимальным все же является прямой массаж сердца, вы-полняемый рукой [12,14].…”

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“…Позже Гурвич совместно с инженером-электриком И.В. Вениным предложили двух-фазный импульс 2 для дефибрилляции, который стал реали-зовываться в серийных дефибрилляторах в СССР с 1972 г., а на Западе лишь 20 лет спустя [12,22,23].…”

Section: дальнейшая эволюция метода дефибрилляции в клиникеunclassified

“…В 1961 г. инженер Барух Беркович (Baruch v. Berkowitz), знакомый с работами Гурвича, убедил кардиолога Бернарда Лауна (Bernard Lown, р. 1921) из Бостона (США) начать эксперимен-ты с дефибрилляцией прямым током [12]. Спустя год они опубликовали результаты экспериментальной рабо-ты, в которой подтвердили вывод Гурвича и Юньева о преимуществе прямого тока для дефибрилляции [24].…”

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70 years of the first successful defibrillation in human (Claude Beck, 1947)

Семченко¹,

Каледа²

2017

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Nowadays defibrillation is one of the key methods of human resuscitation. This article provides a brief biography of Professor Claude Beck and the story of the first successful human defibrillation that was performed and described in 1947.Received 15 September 2017. Revised 30 November 2017. Accepted 1 December 2017.Funding: The study did not have sponsorship.Conflict of interest: Authors declare no conflict of interest.Acknowledgement: The authors thank Boris B. Gorbunov from the Department of Biomedical Systems, National Research University of Electronic Technology (Moscow, Russia) for the access to original Russian publications of the last century and Kay Peterson from the Division of Medicine & Science, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution (Washington, DC, USA) for provision of illustration.

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70 years of the first successful defibrillation in human (Claude Beck, 1947)

Семченко¹,

Каледа²

2017

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“…Twelve years later, the British scientist, James Curry, published a paper describing the potential to successfully "rouse the heart to act [3], "essentially inventing the first cardiac defibrillator. Further research was conducted over the centuries culminating in the alternating current defibrillator developed by Paul Zoll of Beth Israel Hospital and Harvard Medical School in 1956, on which modern devices are based.…”

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A Five Year Audit of DC Cardioversion for Patients with Atrial Fibrillation in East London

Draeger¹,

Wright²,

Ramach³

et al. 2017

J Univer Surg

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Background: Atrial fibrillation in high risk patients increases the risk of thromboembolic events which in turn increases the morbidity and mortality.Aim: This audit was conducted to evaluate DC cardioversion for patients with atrial fibrillation in East London. Methods:This retrospective audit investigates the success of DC cardioversion immediately after cardioversion therapy and at follow-up six weeks later. It also investigates waiting times for and complications resulting from said therapy.Result: A total of 729 patients were referred for cardioversion and 531 patients received DC cardioversion during the five-year period from 2009 to 2013. Yearly success rates for the period of the study ranged an astounding 84% to 94% immediately after DC cardioversion, and at 6 th week follow-up, the success rate remained impressive ranging from 59% to 61%. All standards were met except for a wait time of less than one week for all patients, though this wait time was far below national mandates and in most cases significantly shorter than regional guidelines. Further, there were no complications indicating DC cardioversion is extraordinarily safe when properly administered by skilled professionals.

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Viewing Cardiovascular Research Through the Eyes of Past, Present, and Future Generations

Peterson¹,

Gaziano

2012

JAMA

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Cardioversion

Cited by 41 publications

References 79 publications

70 years of the first successful defibrillation in human (Claude Beck, 1947)

70 years of the first successful defibrillation in human (Claude Beck, 1947)

A Five Year Audit of DC Cardioversion for Patients with Atrial Fibrillation in East London

Viewing Cardiovascular Research Through the Eyes of Past, Present, and Future Generations

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