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The technique of recording and stimulating currents and voltages across cell membranes using microelectrodes. Electrodes can be used to measure membrane potentials and inject currents. The latter charges the membrane and changes the membrane potentials. If the recorded voltage change is fed back to the stimulating electrode, the current can be adjusted such that the measured membrane potential stays constant. ...
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| electrophysiology |
A diagnostic procedure to look more closely at the electrical function of your heart. It is the most accurate and reliable method of evaluating your heart rhythms and will help your physician determine the treatment option that is most appropriate for you. Read more: How electrophysiology works, how electrophysiology studies are performed, ablation therapy, risks.
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| electrophysiology |
(EP) test or study: a test where wires are inserted into your heart to identify and measure the type of electrical signals in your heart. The test results can help your doctor recognize your abnormal heart rhythm, determine how well medications work, and decide what treatment is best. The test also can be used to see how well your AICD system operates during your abnormal heart rhythm.
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| electrophysiology study |
ABBR: EPS. A procedure used to determine the cause of life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias and the effect of treatments to prevent them. EPS is used typically after an episode of sudden death caused by ventricular tachyc
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| electrophysiology study |
The electrophysiology study (EPS) is a test to check the electrical system in your heart. The electrical system of your heart directs how fast or slow your heart beats and determines how it beats. If it is not beating in the right way, it can cause rhythms that may be life threatening. The goal is to find out what treatment will correct the problem.
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