Chennai hospital treats two patients for rare cardiac abnormalities
The Hindu
Two patients recently underwent life-saving procedures for cardiac abnormalities in a hospital here.A 23-month baby from Myanmar was diagnosed with an uncommon congenital heart disease. She was admitt
Two patients recently underwent life-saving procedures for cardiac abnormalities in a hospital here.
A 23-month baby from Myanmar was diagnosed with an uncommon congenital heart disease. She was admitted to Frontier Lifeline Hospital with a critically low heart rate. Her two ventricles were interchanged using pacemakers to provide relief to her. In an innovative approach, a pacing wire, 1.3 mm in diameter, was screwed through the 7-mm wall separating the ventricles, thus delivering the current to the appropriate ventricles.
In another instance, a 45-year-old man underwent a complex, radiofrequency ablation, a keyhole procedure in which cardiac cells with abnormal electrical activity are destroyed by precise heating of the target tissue.
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