Martin Breiteneder

Publications (4)10.12 Total impact

• Article: Interference of 16.7-Hz electromagnetic fields on measured electrocardiogram.

  Christoph J Schlimp, Martin Breiteneder, Johannes Seifert, Wolfgang Lederer
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  ABSTRACT: The extent of electromagnetic interference (EMI) from 16.7-Hz alternate current power lines in the human surface electrocardiogram (ECG) was evaluated. Results showed a direct linear correlation between mean EMI and magnetic induction of 5.8-21 microT on a railroad platform (electric field: 270 V/m). EMI inside a railroad car (10 microT, 0 V/m) was comparable to the electromagnetic field at the platform. Inside a voltage transformer substation (0 microT, 2000 V/m) EMI occurred only when the ECG device was closer to the power line than the test person. Magnetic induction caused 16.7-Hz EMI to a degree that proper diagnosis of ECG-rhythms was rendered impossible.
  Bioelectromagnetics 08/2007; 28(5):402-5. · 1.84 Impact Factor
• Article: Safety testing of automated external defibrillators with humans in electromagnetic fields and relevance for public access defibrillation.

  Christoph J Schlimp, Martin Breiteneder, Wolfgang Lederer
  Academic Emergency Medicine 09/2006; 13(8):907-8; author reply 908-9. · 1.86 Impact Factor
• Article: Influence of electromagnetic interference on the human electrocardiogram in automated external defibrillators.

  Christoph J Schlimp, Wolfgang Lederer, Martin Breiteneder
  Resuscitation 08/2005; 66(1):105-6; author reply 106-7. · 3.60 Impact Factor
• Article: Recently in the emergency department: chest x-ray of a repeatedly resuscitated object.

  Wolfgang Lederer, Martin Breiteneder, Michael Rieger, Christoph J Schlimp
  The Medical journal of Australia 187(11-12):695. · 2.81 Impact Factor