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Can a transcutaneous pacemaker (external cardiac pacemaker) be classified as a Class II Medical device as it does not en

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Can a transcutaneous pacemaker (external cardiac pacemaker) be
classified as a Class II Medical device as it does not enter the
human body, instead transmit electrical impluses from the skin
surface? Why or why not? Explain in <5 sentences
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