What it is?
A dual-chamber pacemaker regulates the heartbeat by sending electrical impulses to both the atrium and ventricle, ensuring synchronized heart function.

How it’s done
A small device is implanted under the skin near the collarbone, with two wires (leads) connected to the heart chambers.

What are the benefits?

• Improves heart rhythm and function
• Reduces symptoms like fatigue and shortness of breath
• Increases life expectancy in certain cardiac conditions

What are the risks and how to avoid them?

• Infection or bleeding at the implantation site
• Lead displacement or device malfunction
  Risk reduction: Regular follow-ups and proper care during recovery help avoid complications.

How Dr. Abhijit Borse can help
With vast experience in pacemaker implantation, Dr. Borse ensures smooth procedures and comprehensive follow-up care.

A pacemaker offers a new lease on life for patients with heart rhythm disorders, improving daily functioning.