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.
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 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.
Implantable loop recorders are small internal devices that monitor your heart rhythm and record any rhythm abnormalities.
Cardioversion is a procedure for restoring normal rhythm to a heart that is beating usually too quickly or irregularly.
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 – sometimes also referred to as catheter ablation – is a procedure for treating abnormal heart rhythms.