Pacemaker implantation in India
Pacemaker is a device, which when implanted, sends electric impulses to the heart muscle to maintain the heart beat
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Pacemaker implantation — Key Facts
- More than 1 Million pacemakers are implanted every year
- 7-10 years is the average life of pacemaker batteries
- 80% of the pacemaker recipients are more than 65 years old
- People with pacemakers cannot go for any MRI scans
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Your surgery to have a pacemaker usually takes about two hours. Mostly, you will have sedation and local anesthesia during surgery. General anesthesia is usually not necessary. You will have to stay in the hospital for the surgery for a day. Your recovery will take about two to three days after which you can go back to your normal routine.
Pacemaker implantation is not an open-heart surgery. You will have only a small incision in your chest during the procedure. It is a cardiologist who performs the procedure and not a heart surgeon. You will only need local anesthesia with mild sedation during the procedure
You need a pacemaker if your heart beats slower than normal. A lower heart rate will reduce the amount of blood your heart pumps to other parts of the body. By having a pacemaker, your heart rate increases to normal levels. The pacemaker will increase the heart rate only if it falls below the required rate
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