Pacemakers
Pacemakers are small devices that use tiny electrical pulses to initiate heart activity to maintain a correct heart rate. They can also help with a range of heart rhythm-related conditions.
Internal Defibrillators
Internal defibrillators are small devices that are implanted into the chest. They can monitor heart rhythm and deliver a small electric shock if your heart develops a dangerous rhythm problem.
Heart Failure Pacemakers
Heart failure pacemakers are small devices that send charges to several chambers of the heart, to help them beat in time with each other.
Electrocardiogram (ECG)
An Electrocardiogram, commonly abbreviated to ECG, is a test that monitors electrical impulses to check the rhythm and rate of your heartbeat or pulse.
Implantable Loop Recorder
Implantable loop recorders are small internal devices that monitor your heart rhythm and record any rhythm abnormalities.
Cardioversion
Cardioversion is a procedure for restoring normal rhythm to a heart that is beating usually too quickly or irregularly.
Electrophysiology Studies
An Electrophysiology Study is a test of the electrical activity inside your heart to determine where an arrhythmia (abnormal heartbeat) is coming from.
Cardiac Ablation
Cardiac ablation – sometimes also referred to as catheter ablation – is a procedure for treating abnormal heart rhythms.
CRT-ICD Devices
A CRT-ICD (also known as CRT-D) is a special type of pacemaker and defibrillator that enables both sides of the heart to pump in a coordinated way, helping to reduce the risks and symptoms of heart failure.