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Pacemaker Implantation (PPI)
A permanent pacing system engineered to restore a reliable heartbeat.
Overview
A permanent pacemaker continuously monitors the heart and delivers electrical impulses to maintain an adequate heart rate when the natural pacemaker fails. We perform implantation through a minimally invasive pocket procedure under local anesthesia with fluoroscopic guidance.
Procedure Details
- Single-chamber, dual-chamber, and MRI-conditional device options matched to the individual rhythm disorder.
- Programmed to preserve atrioventricular synchrony and physiologic rate response.
- Careful pocket creation for comfort, low infection risk, and cosmetic appearance.
- Device interrogation and remote monitoring after implantation.
Who It Is Recommended For
- Symptomatic sinus node dysfunction.
- High-grade atrioventricular (heart) block.
- Bradycardia associated with certain medications.
- Pacemaker-dependent conduction disease.