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Electrical Waveform Configuration Across Cardiac Scales: Effects on Subcutaneous Myocardial Excitation, Ventricular Fibrillation Induction, and hiPSC-CM Maturation-Relevant Transcriptional Responses
Current methods of subcutaneous post-shock pacing and subcutaneous ventricular fibrillation induction rely on fixed waveform configurations. While these approaches yield high efficacy in therapy delivery, they do not optimise waveforms to accommodate patient comfort or the delivered energy. This stu
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