A pacemaker is a small device that helps regulate the heartbeat when it becomes too slow or irregular. It’s commonly used to treat irregular heart rhythms. It helps the heart beat at a normal pace when the natural rhythm slows down or becomes inconsistent. When the body isn’t getting enough steady blood flow, symptoms such as fatigue, dizziness, or fainting can occur.
At ILS Hospitals, we use minimally invasive methods to implant pacemakers. We make a small incision near the collarbone. The device is placed under the skin. The whole procedure is minimally invasive and is done under local anesthesia, so it does not require a long hospital stay.
Our Services include:
- Pre-procedure testing: We conduct tests such as ECGs and stress tests to evaluate heart rhythm and confirm the need for a pacemaker.
- Minimally invasive Implantation: We make a small incision near the collarbone to place the device and connect it to the heart via a nearby blood vessel.
- Single- and dual-chamber options: Depending on the patient’s condition, we provide pacemakers that support the heart chambers, improving coordination between beats.
- Biventricular pacemakers: We use these for patients with heart failure because they help the heart’s chambers beat in sync, improving the heart’s pumping ability.
- Leadless pacemakers: In certain cases, we offer a better device that doesn’t use wires. It’s implanted directly into the heart using a pacemaker.
