Device Implantation

Overview:

Device Implantation involves placing a small electronic device (like a pacemaker or ICD) under the skin to help control irregular heartbeats. These devices monitor and correct abnormal rhythms automatically.

Benefits:

  • Keeps heart rhythm regular

  • Prevents fainting or fatigue

  • Protects from dangerous arrhythmias

  • Improves overall quality of life

Process:

  • Local anesthesia is given.

  • The device is implanted under the skin, near the chest.

  • Leads are connected to the heart.

  • The device is programmed and tested.

FAQs:

Q1. How long does the device last?
Typically 7–10 years.

Q2. Can I live a normal life after implantation?
Yes, you can resume regular activities after recovery.

Q3. Are there follow-ups required?
Yes, periodic checkups ensure proper device function.