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.