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Remote Monitoring For Heart Patients During Coronavirus Pandemic- Why It Is Important
Remote cardiac monitoring, or remote heart monitoring, is a method by which information from a patient's implantable rhythm management device (pacemaker) can be communicated directly to the cardiac electrophysiologist (doctor) to review a patient's heart activity.
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Scientists Develop 'Bionic' Cardiac Patch
Scientists have built a "bionic" cardiac patch that could act similarly to a pacemaker and monitor as well as respond to cardiac problems.
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Pace-Maker Implanted In 100-Year-Old Woman In Delhi Hospital
A 100-year-old woman recently got a new lease of life after being successfully implanted with pacemaker at a hospital in New Delhi.
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'Smartphones Pose Danger for Wearers of Cardiac Devices Like Pacemakers'
"Pacemakers can mistakenly detect electromagnetic interference (EMI) from smartphones as a cardiac signal, causing them to briefly stop working."
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Coming Soon: World's First Battery-Less Pacemaker
In what can be called a revolutionary breakthrough for heart patients, scientists have developed a new battery-less cardiac pacemaker with an alternative energy source - it's powered by heart motion. Adrian Zurbuchen, a PhD candidate from the cardio-vascular...
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Trying Gene Therapy to Create Biological Pacemaker
No batteries required: Scientists are creating a biological pacemaker by injecting a gene into the hearts of sick pigs that changed ordinary cardiac cells into a special kind that induces a steady heartbeat.
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Remote Monitoring For Heart Patients During Coronavirus Pandemic- Why It Is Important
Remote cardiac monitoring, or remote heart monitoring, is a method by which information from a patient's implantable rhythm management device (pacemaker) can be communicated directly to the cardiac electrophysiologist (doctor) to review a patient's heart activity.
-
Scientists Develop 'Bionic' Cardiac Patch
Scientists have built a "bionic" cardiac patch that could act similarly to a pacemaker and monitor as well as respond to cardiac problems.
-
Pace-Maker Implanted In 100-Year-Old Woman In Delhi Hospital
A 100-year-old woman recently got a new lease of life after being successfully implanted with pacemaker at a hospital in New Delhi.
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'Smartphones Pose Danger for Wearers of Cardiac Devices Like Pacemakers'
"Pacemakers can mistakenly detect electromagnetic interference (EMI) from smartphones as a cardiac signal, causing them to briefly stop working."
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Coming Soon: World's First Battery-Less Pacemaker
In what can be called a revolutionary breakthrough for heart patients, scientists have developed a new battery-less cardiac pacemaker with an alternative energy source - it's powered by heart motion. Adrian Zurbuchen, a PhD candidate from the cardio-vascular...
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Trying Gene Therapy to Create Biological Pacemaker
No batteries required: Scientists are creating a biological pacemaker by injecting a gene into the hearts of sick pigs that changed ordinary cardiac cells into a special kind that induces a steady heartbeat.
