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Solving heart rhythm issues with pacemakers

In his latest online article, Mr Mohamed Al-Obaidi gives us his insights into pacemaker. The human heart, a marvel of natural engineering, relies on an intricate electrical conduction system to maintain its rhythm and functionality. This system includes a natural pacemaker and a network of "wiring" that enables synchronised heartbeats. However, like any complex electrical system, problems can arise over time, leading to a range of cardiac issues. In such cases, the installation of a pacemaker becomes a crucial intervention to address these "wiring" faults and restore the heart's proper rhythm and function.

How an active lifestyle can reduce the risk of developing AF

Atrial fibrillation (AF) has been proven by leading cardiology researchers to affect those who are less active compared to those who are. Professor Dhiraj Gupta, a leading cardiology and electrophysiologist, tells us all about his recent findings into AF treatment and reversal and those by researchers from the National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University in Taiwan, presented at the European Cardiology Congress (ECC) in August.

Coronary stents: Frequently-asked questions

Coronary stents may be required for patients that have developed a narrowing in the heart's blood supply, leading to tightness in the chest or chest pain. They can also be inserted in an emergency situation when a patient has had a heart attack, and the obstruction needs to be cleared. Professor Michael Mahmoudi, a highly-esteemed consultant cardiologist, explains all about stents, including what they're compose of, how they are inserted, how long they last for, and how patients are affected.

Advancements in atrial fibrillation treatment

In his latest online article, Dr Malcolm Finlay gives us his insight into atrial fibrillation treatment. He talks about recent advancements, how effective modern treatment options are, if there are any innovative medications or therapies on the horizon, the role of technology and clinical trials or research findings relating to the contemporary management of atrial fibrillation.

Screen for AF with your smartwatch or smartphone

Researchers have recognised smartphone and smartwatches' potential for pinpointing possibly live-saving information which can assist in diagnosing atrial fibrillation (AF). Leading cardiologist Professor Dhiraj Gupta, who is also an advisor to the British Heart Foundation (BHF) on AF, speaks to Top Doctors all about the Preventicus Heartbeats app, and other useful apps and tech equipment which can potentially detect the condition – as well as exactly what it is - in this informative article.

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