We have been getting lots of email from funeral homes and mortuaries lately who are interested in donating the devices that they have removed from the deceased for animal implantation. This is a really great gesture, and we encourage you to hold the devices in storage for the moment, and keep those ...
Researchers at The University of Washington are the latest to prove yet again the hack-ability of the artificial pacemaker. Kurt Kleiner of New Scientist Magazine reports on some possible solutions to this theoretical risk. This downlodable article (in PDF format) is extracted from New Scientist m...
Researchers at The University of Washington are the latest to prove yet again the...
Study reveals Wifi (Wireless internet access technology) has no effect on Pacemakers....
A comprehensive list of Pacemaker manufacturers extracted from Implantable.com ...
Last May, a widely reported study concluded that errant electronic noise from...
Many people know someone who has had a pacemaker implanted for a cardiac rhythm disturbance....
You can't take a pacemaker out of one human and replant it in another, for fear of...
Pacemaker Implanatation In A Boxer. A very interesting document written by renowned...
Another milestone has been reached, It has now been 6 months since Charlie the Pacemaker...
In late February, the Brownsville, Tex., Canine Enforcement section received a...
TOOYE, A FOUR-and-a-half-yearold neutered male domestic shorthaired...
Surgeons at the University of Melbourne’s Veterinary Clinic and Hospital have commenced...
Bucky, a tall, dark brown, barrel- chested horse with large shoulders, is a gentle...
ScienceDaily (Sep. 12, 2002) — Working with guinea pigs, Johns Hopkins scientists...
A 7.5-year-old castrated male ferret (Mustela putorius furo) was diagnosed with third-degree...
