Cardiac pacemakers are used to treat some abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias) that causes your heart to either beat too slowly or miss beats.
A flexible silicon mesh has been created by the researchers of the University of Chicago in the US, which when activated by the flashes of light, produces a tiny electrochemical effect which can stimulate the heart muscle in a unique way.
Having the pacemaker wearers constantly connected to their physician, this 'Home Monitoring' technology enhances safety for cardiac device patients.
Could your pacemaker be malfunctioning?
A pacemaker powered by heartbeat!
MRI-friendly heart gives cardiac patients new hope
Pacemaker
Cardiac pacemakers are used to treat some abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias) that causes your heart to either beat too slowly or miss beats.
A flexible silicon mesh has been created by the researchers of the University of Chicago in the US, which when activated by the flashes of light, produces a tiny electrochemical effect which can stimulate the heart muscle in a unique way.
Having the pacemaker wearers constantly connected to their physician, this 'Home Monitoring' technology enhances safety for cardiac device patients.
Could your pacemaker be malfunctioning?
A pacemaker powered by heartbeat!
MRI-friendly heart gives cardiac patients new hope
Pacemaker
