It was reported on (b)(6) 2015 that a patient had cardioversion performed and then starting having severe coughing every 90 seconds during stimulation.The nurse believed that the coughing was related to vns stimulation.The patient's magnet was placed over the generator to inhibit stimulation.The patient was then transported to another hospital, where he experienced bradycardia associated with stimulation.The patient's generator was disabled, which resolved the bradycardia.Attempts for further information have been made but no relevant information has been received to date.
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Monophasic cardioversion was performed at 100j with patches, one on the left-medial chest and one on the upper-middle of the back.According to the physician who performed the cardioversion, the patient was coughing during the procedure.After the cardioversion, the patient kept coughing and had repeated, regular asystole periods that were 14 seconds long.The physician who performed the cardioversion believed that vns stimulation led to ventricular tachycardia and asystole.Attempts for further information have been made, but no relevant information has been received to date.
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