New “ pacemaker without leads “ – advanced technology we embrace
The leadless cardiac pacemakers were “developed to mitigate complications by eliminating the need for a subcutaneous pocket and transvenous leads,” wrote the authors of a study published in Heart Rhythm.1 “These devices are small (~1 cm3), entirely self-contained units that are delivered via a transfemoral venous catheter and affixed in the right ventricle” via an active or a
The common form of Heart Failure in over 60. Diastolic heart failure
Is heart failure part of aging ? Heart failure and its symptoms are never part of normal aging , but with age the incidence of Diastolic heart failure increases There are two types of heart failure – systolic and diastolic. The more common Systolic heart failure has low Ejection Fraction; weak, dilated and flabby heart.
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