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Safety and efficiency of emergency department interrogation of cardiac devices

James F. Neuenschwander, W. Frank Peacock, Madgy Migeed, Sara A. Hunter, John C. Daughtery, Ian C. McCleese, Brian C. Hiestand

Clin Exp Emerg Med. 2016;3(4):239-244. Published online 2016 December 30 DOI: https://doi.org/10.15441/ceem.15.118

Safety and efficiency of emergency department interrogation of cardiac devices

James F. Neuenschwander, W. Frank Peacock, Madgy Migeed, Sara A. Hunter, John C. Daughtery, Ian C. McCleese, Brian C. Hiestand

Clinical and Experimental Emergency Medicine. 2016;3(4):239-244

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Emergency Surgery and Cardiac Devices

Massimo Zecchin, Luigi Rivetti, Gianfranco Sinagra, Marco Merlo, Aneta Aleksova

The Arrhythmic Patient in the Emergency Department. 2015;195-208

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Cardiac Devices in Emergency Department Heart Failure Patients

James F. Neuenschwander

Heart Failure Clinics. 2009;5(1):63-73

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45 Remote Device Interrogation in the Emergency Department Study Shows Decreased Time to Interrogation and Disposition Decision

J.F. Neuenschwander, M. Girsky, W.F. Peacock, T. Stirman, M. Magdy, J.C. Daugherty, K.A. Mowry, T.L. Campbell, B.C. Hiestand

Annals of Emergency Medicine. 2015;66(4):S16

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Review article: Ventricular assist devices in the emergency department

Christopher Partyka, Ben Taylor

Emergency Medicine Australasia. 2014;26(2):104-112

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Pocket-sized point-of-care cardiac ultrasound devices

A. Colclough, P. Nihoyannopoulos

Herz. 2017;42(3):255-261

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Cardiac safety of conducted electrical devices in pigs and their effect on pacemaker function

Azamuddin Khaja, Gurushankar Govindarajan, Wayne McDaniel, Greg Flaker

The American Journal of Emergency Medicine. 2011;29(9):1089-1096

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Interrogation of Cardiac Implantable Electronic Devices in the Emergency Department Infrequently Yields Remarkable Issues: Implications for Service Planning and Care Delivery

B. Pitman, V. Schirripa, D. Munawar, K. Khokhar, M. Emami, A. Thiyagarajah, D. Linz, K. Kadhim, C. Wong, R. Mishima, L. Wilson, G. Young, K. Roberts-Thomson, R. Mahajan, P. Sanders, D. Lau

Heart, Lung and Circulation. 2018;27:S171-S172

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Relationship between Time to Emergency Department Cardiac Marker Results and Adverse Cardiac Events

A. B. Storrow

Academic Emergency Medicine. 2004;11(5):570-570

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Performing Emergency Ultrasound Increases Efficiency in the Emergency Department

R. Gaspari

Academic Emergency Medicine. 2006;14(1):e15-e16

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