Pacemaker systems in common clinical use include implantable pulse generators for long-term use, external portable generators for temporary pacing, and console-powered cardioverters or defibrillators.
pacemaker systems in common clinical use are: 1. Implantable pulse generators with endo-cardial or myocardial electrodes for long-term or permanent use. 2. External, miniaturized, transistorized, patient-portable, battery-powered, pulse generators with exteriorized electrodes for temporary transvenous endocardial or transthoracic myocardial pacing. 3. Console battery- or AC-powered cardiovertors, defibrillators, or monitors with high-current external transcutaneous or low-current endocardial or myo-cardial circuits for temporary pacing in asynchro-nous or demand modes, with manual or triggered initiation of pacing.
Doris J.W. Escher (Tue,) reported a review. Pacemaker systems was evaluated. Pacemaker systems in common clinical use include implantable pulse generators for long-term use, external portable generators for temporary pacing, and console-powered cardioverters or defibrillators.