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  • 26. Physiologic effects of a new-generation conducted electrical weapon on human volunteers.
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  • 30. Electric fence standards comport with human data and AC limits.
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  • 31. Blood lactate concentration after exposure to conducted energy weapons (including TASER® devices): is it clinically relevant?
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  • 33. 15-Second conducted electrical weapon exposure does not cause core temperature elevation in non-environmentally stressed resting adults.
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  • 36. Infection Risk From Conducted Electrical Weapon Probes: What Do We Know?
    Kroll MW, Ritter MB, Guilbault RA, Panescu D.
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  • 38. A prospective randomized comparison of defibrillation efficacy of truncated pulses and damped sine wave pulses in humans.
    Bardy GH, Zaghi H, Gartman D, Poole JE, Kudenchuk PK, Dolack GL, Johnson G, Troutman C.
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  • 40. A feed-forward controlled AC-DC boost converter for biomedical implants.
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