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Ultrasound at diagnostic exposure levels shows potential for non-invasive cardiac pacing and rhythm modulation, though optimal exposure parameters and target regions require further investigation.
Ultrasound holds theoretical potential as a non-invasive modality for cardiac pacing and rhythm modulation.
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Should not yet change clinical pacing practice; leaves open optimal parameters for non-invasive rhythm modulation.
Kohut et al. (2016) conducted a review in Arrhythmia. Ultrasound was evaluated. Ultrasound at diagnostic exposure levels shows potential for non-invasive cardiac pacing and rhythm modulation, though optimal exposure parameters and target regions require further investigation.
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