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Coronary Angiography is a minimally invasive diagnostic procedure to access the coronary circulation and blood filled chambers of the heart for the purpose of identifying the condition and pathologic function of the heart.

Pacemakers are small, electronic devices used to treat excessively slow heart rhythms (bradycardia or differents types of block). Pacemakers send signals to heart muscle that cause the muscle to contract at the correct pace, so that blood is pumped properly through the body. Today’s advanced pacemakers adjust heart rates according to changes in the body’s activity level. Thus, the pacemaker adjusts the heart’s rate when the person is resting or exercising.

Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common sustained cardiac arrhythmia affecting over 6 million people worldwide, mainly those ages 65 and older. As the population continues aging, that number is expected to rise. Atrial fibrillation is the irregular, chaotic beating of the upper chambers of the heart. Episodes of AF may last a few minutes or several days.

Pacemakers are small, electronic devices used to treat excessively slow heart rhythms (bradycardia or differents types of block). Pacemakers send signals to heart muscle that cause the muscle to contract at the correct pace, so that blood is pumped properly through the body. Today’s advanced pacemakers adjust heart rates according to changes in the body’s activity level. Thus, the pacemaker adjusts the heart’s rate when the person is resting or exercising.

Pacemakers are small, electronic devices used to treat excessively slow heart rhythms (bradycardia or differents types of block). Pacemakers send signals to heart muscle that cause the muscle to contract at the correct pace, so that blood is pumped properly through the body. Today’s advanced pacemakers adjust heart rates according to changes in the body’s activity level. Thus, the pacemaker adjusts the heart’s rate when the person is resting or exercising.

Pacemakers are small, electronic devices used to treat excessively slow heart rhythms (bradycardia or differents types of block). Pacemakers send signals to heart muscle that cause the muscle to contract at the correct pace, so that blood is pumped properly through the body. Today’s advanced pacemakers adjust heart rates according to changes in the body’s activity level. Thus, the pacemaker adjusts the heart’s rate when the person is resting or exercising.

Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common sustained cardiac arrhythmia affecting over 6 million people worldwide, mainly those ages 65 and older. As the population continues aging, that number is expected to rise. Atrial fibrillation is the irregular, chaotic beating of the upper chambers of the heart. Episodes of AF may last a few minutes or several days.

Pacemakers are small, electronic devices used to treat excessively slow heart rhythms (bradycardia or differents types of block). Pacemakers send signals to heart muscle that cause the muscle to contract at the correct pace, so that blood is pumped properly through the body. Today’s advanced pacemakers adjust heart rates according to changes in the body’s activity level. Thus, the pacemaker adjusts the heart’s rate when the person is resting or exercising.

Pacemakers are small, electronic devices used to treat excessively slow heart rhythms (bradycardia or differents types of block). Pacemakers send signals to heart muscle that cause the muscle to contract at the correct pace, so that blood is pumped properly through the body. Today’s advanced pacemakers adjust heart rates according to changes in the body’s activity level. Thus, the pacemaker adjusts the heart’s rate when the person is resting or exercising.

Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common sustained cardiac arrhythmia affecting over 6 million people worldwide, mainly those ages 65 and older. As the population continues aging, that number is expected to rise. Atrial fibrillation is the irregular, chaotic beating of the upper chambers of the heart. Episodes of AF may last a few minutes or several days.