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Research activities at Tampere University of Technology

Explore the impact of electric & magnetic fields on cardiac devices in high voltage environments, research conducted by Prof. Leena Korpinen at Tampere University of Technology.

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Research activities at Tampere University of Technology

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  1. Research activities at Tampere University of Technology Prof. Leena Korpinen Tampere University of Technology (TUT), Finland COST EMF-MED meeting, Brussels 16 April 2014

  2. The research group has investigated PMs and ICDs: • Electric and magnetic fields of 400 kV power lines • Magnetic fields of a shunt reactor at a 400 kV substation • Spark discharges in a high voltage laboratory The immunity of PMs and ICDs to disturbances caused by: www.leenakorpinen.fi

  3. References: Korpinen L, Kuisti H, Elovaara J, Virtanen V, 2012. Cardiac Pacemakers in Electric and Magnetic Fields of 400-kV Power Lines. PACE vol. 35, 4, 422-430. Korpinen L, Kuisti H, Elovaara J, Virtanen V, 2014. Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators in Electric and Magnetic Fields of 400 kV Power Lines . Pace vol. 37, 3, 297–303. Korpinen L, Kuisti H, Tarao H, Elovaara J, Virtanen V, "Cardiac pacemakers in magnetic fields of a shunt reactor at a 400 kV substation, (in press, JOSE) www.leenakorpinen.fi

  4. Thank you for your attention leena.korpinen@tut.fi www.leenakorpinen.fi

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