General
The Pacemaker
The pacemaker, also known as a cardiac stimulator or “battery,” can be compared to a sophisticated miniature computer implanted under the skin. Its primary mission is to ensure a regular and efficient heartbeat.
It continuously captures the heart’s electrical signals and, much like a GPS, tracks the trajectory of impulses through the various components of the heart’s electrical system. By analyzing this data in real-time, it determines whether the natural system is functioning properly. In case of failure, it steps in by delivering the necessary impulse to maintain an optimal heart rhythm.
icardio
09/12/2024
