How to reduce the shocks released by defibrillators
Patients with defibrillators have to cope with many electric shocks produced by this device. These may be painful and the patients are quite anxious and scared of them. This interview explains how this problem can be reduced in order to achieve a better quality of life.
Patients with defibrillators have to cope with many electric shocks produced by this device. These may be painful and the patients are quite anxious and scared of them. This interview explains how this problem can be reduced in order to achieve a better quality of life.
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