text: Jay H Curwin - Semantic Scholar
  Jay H Curwin
  Stephen L. Winters10
  Yongfei Wang5
  Alan Cheng5
  Ronald D. Berger5
  12Stephen L. Winters
  6Kyoko Soejima
  6Davendra Mehta
  5Daniel A. Culver
  5Kadir Ali Tuncer
  Sudden death in coronary artery disease: acute ischemia versus myocardial substrate.
  Davendra Mehta, Jay H Curwin, Joseph Anthony Gomes, Valentin Fuster
  Sustained ventricular tachycardia associated with sarcoidosis: assessment of the underlying cardiac anatomy and the prospective utility of programmed ventricular stimulation, drug therapy and an…
  Stephen L. Winters, Marc C. Cohen, +4 authors Joseph Anthony Gomes
  The presentation, cardiac anatomy and utility of programmed ventricular stimulation in seven patients with sustained ventricular tachycardia associated with sarcoidosis are described. The mean… (More)
  Asystole after exercise in healthy persons.
  Stefan Oßwald, reed. brooks, +5 authors Brian A McGovern
  Exercise-related syncope is infrequent in healthy persons, although vasodepressor syncope reproduced by positive head-up tilt testing has been reported in small series of healthy persons [1] and… (More)
  Inhibition of bradycardia pacing caused by far-field atrial sensing in a third-generation cardioverter defibrillator with an automatic gain feature.
  Jay H Curwin, Marc Roelke, Jeremy N. Ruskin
  The diagnostic accuracy of implantable cardioverter defibrillators may be improved by automatically adjusting gain algorithms, which in general reduce the likelihood of oversensing while maintaining… (More)
  Stephen L. Winters, Jay H Curwin, +5 authors Karen Quinlan
  BACKGROUND Prior to attempting placement of one or more electrodes to revise existing rhythm control devices, patency of the central veins should be documented, in view of a high incidence of… (More)
  Jay H Curwin, Robert F. Coyne, Stephen L. Winters
  Setting of relatively low energy outputs may permit implantation of a nonthoracotomy automatic cardioverter defibrillator system when high energy outputs prove ineffective.
  Stephen L. Winters, Al S Casale, Thomas V. Inglesby, Jay H Curwin
  At intraoperative testing of defibrillation thresholds during implantation of internal cardioverter defibrillators, standard step-down approaches of energy outputs are used. If relatively high energy… (More)
  Nonsustained polymorphous ventricular tachycardia during amiodarone therapy for atrial fibrillation complicating cardiomyopathy. Management with intravenous magnesium sulfate.
  Stephen L. Winters, R G Sachs, Jay H Curwin
  A case is presented in which amiodarone was administered to suppress paroxysmal atrial fibrillation in a patient with an idiopathic cardiomyopathy. Eleven days after initiation of therapy with… (More)