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essential concepts of electrophysiology through c \cdot m^p \cdot h^q \cdot (V - E_{rev}) \] where: \( g_{max} \) is maximum conductance \( m, h \) are gating variables \( p, q \) are exponents \( E_{rev} \) is reversal potential Implementing in C: To simulate these equations, C code discre W Wayne Gutmann Mar 1, 2026
Electrophysiology Rvus 2013 RVU values and CPT code changes introduced in 2013. Accurate coding became critical to maximize reimbursement and avoid claim denials. Furthermore, the revaluation prompted some practices to invest in staff training and electronic health record (EHR) system updates to ensure com R Ruby MacGyver III Apr 25, 2026
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