There are 8 studies that match your criteria.
Criteria: Freq Range=300 kHz - 300 GHz (RF/mmW/THz),Study Type=Engineering & Physics,Study Subtype=Electromagnetic Interference & Compatibility,Status=Completed Without Publication

Details - Project ID 121
Lab	Justus-Liebig-Univ., FRG
Study Design	900, 1800 MHz (GSM) exposure to cardiac pacemakers and analysis of electromagnetic interference
Summary	A separation distance of 25 cm recommended to mitigate interference from mobile phones
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Details - Project ID 122
Lab	University of Wuppertal, FRG
Study Design	Theoretical model
Summary	Numerical calculation of EMI thresholds for cardiac pacemakers from cell phone RF emissions
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Details - Project ID 214
Lab	University of Gieben, FRG
Study Design	30 kHz - 2.5 GHz (CW, GSM) exposure to cardiac pacemakers and analysis of electromagnetic interference
Summary	Separation distances of > 20 cm recommended as well as patients not carrying mobile phones in their breast pocket when powered on
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Details - Project ID 729
Lab	British Telecom, UK
Study Design	400 MHz (AM-17 Hz Tetra) exposure to humans inside cars with hood mount antennas using FDTD numerical models
Summary	Hotspots in excess of the ICNIRP MPE (reference levels) could be reached, although the levels were not above the SAR compliance basic restriction
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Details - Project ID 733
Lab	McGill University, Canada
Study Design	Measurement of mobile phone (CW, GSM, CDMA) field strengths in the hospital environment
Summary	Position paper on how to manage compatible wireless systems inside hospitals
Citation	Segal, B Biomedical Instrumentation Technol, (1994) 29:350-354 Tan, KS et al. Proceedings, Ottawa, Canada 22-23 September, (1994) :- Segal, B Proc 2001 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility, (2001) :1308-1312 Davis, D et al. Biomed Instrum Technol., (1999) 33:411-416 Segal, B et al. Proceedings of the 2001 IEEE International Symposium on EMC, (2001) :1308-1312
Details - Project ID 735
Lab	VTT, Finland
Study Design	400, 800, ,1800 MHz (CW, GSM) mobile phone and ELF exposure to medical devices and analysis of electromagnetic interference.
Summary	Significant interference with some critical medical devices under certain conditions
Citation	Hietanen, M et al. Annali dell'Istituto Superiore di Sanita, (2007) 43:204-207 Hietanen, M et al. Health Physics, (2000) 79 (5 Suppl):S77-S84 Tikkaja, M et al. Europace., (2013) 15:388-394
Details - Project ID 749
Lab	DERA
Study Design	400 MHz (TETRA) exposure to police breath testers and speed detectors and analysis of electromagnetic interference
Summary	No effects
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Details - Project ID 808
Lab	University of Stuttgart, FRG
Study Design	50 to 500 MHz (AM, FM) broadcast tower exposure to cardiac pacemakers and development of a model to characterize coupling and predict electromagnetic interference issues
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