JUst Had VNS Replaced With 106 Model. I Read Research On Using The Device As An Internal Cardiac Defibulator. Anyone Read/heard Anything? | MyEpilepsyTeam

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JUst Had VNS Replaced With 106 Model. I Read Research On Using The Device As An Internal Cardiac Defibulator. Anyone Read/heard Anything?
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posted January 31, 2018
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I'm happy to learn about this and plan on discussing with neurologist. I've downloaded the questions to discuss with her.
I'm so grateful for this resource. ❤️

posted November 22, 2023
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

No. Only that it has an automatic mode where when your heartrate goes too high, the 106 automatically overrides and delivers an increased shock and longer time. (Double).
Without pulling out the tech manual, that's my understanding.

posted February 1, 2018

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