Part of my exam asks about leads. This has brought something to my attention: I don’t really know much about ICD leads. I’ve seen them, held them, I know that they have different numbers of electrodes and different ways of staying put, and I’ve seen them implanted, but now I’m going to have to learn [...]
Entries from May 2006
What about leads?
May 22nd, 2006 · No Comments
Tags: Biomedical Engineering · Cardiac Electrophysiology · Medicine · Science
Qualifier Phase 1: Online Research
May 22nd, 2006 · No Comments
I’m guessing if I turned in an open-book qualifier response based entirely on about.com and wikipedia I’d probably fail, but I think these sorts of sites have an important role in the research: somewhere to start from. I’m using Freemind to organize what I find.
I’ve begun by searching wikipedia (found nothing) and then moved rapidly [...]
Tags: Biomedical Engineering · Cardiac Electrophysiology · Medicine · Science
My Qualifying Exam
May 22nd, 2006 · No Comments
Today begins the open-book portion of my qualifying exam, which I think makes me a Ph.D. Student as opposed to a Graduate Student if I pass.
My topic of research, for which I have one week, is Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy. I think I’ll post some of my findings here as I go. That way, I’ll [...]
Tags: Biomedical Engineering · Cardiac Electrophysiology · Medicine · Science · Tech
The house down the street burned down last night
May 13th, 2006 · No Comments
Pictures here, video (from my neighbor) ,here (100 MB). The video is uploading as I write this, should be done by 17:10 CDT.
Here’s a sample:
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Test post with mo:Blog on Treo
May 12th, 2006 · No Comments
I’m going to Heart Rhythm this year without my laptop for the first time in three years. In fact, it’s probably the first time I’ve gone much of anywhere without a laptop, and I’m looking forward to having a ligher load. I acquired a few items yesterday that should help me work without it, which [...]







