Why the study?
Do biphasic waveforms improve the safety factor compared to truncated or rectified waveforms in cultured myocardial cells?
Population
Cultured "adult-type" chick embryo myocardial cells
Comparison
Electric field stimulation with biphasic waveforms vs Electric field stimulation with truncated and…
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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Biphasic waveforms may confer safety advantages in vitro; leaves open clinical translation pending human defibrillation trials.
Do biphasic waveforms improve the safety factor compared to truncated or rectified waveforms in cultured myocardial cells?
Biphasic waveforms demonstrate a higher safety factor in cultured myocardial cells, suggesting they may improve the efficacy and safety of clinical cardiac defibrillation.
Jones et al. (1983) studied this question.
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