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Cardiac pacemakers help to regular the heartbeat when it becomes too slow or irregular
Written by Top Doctors

Written by Top Doctors
Cardiology

Cardiac pacemakers: Understanding the latest approaches and best options

Cardiac pacemakers are small medical devices implanted to help regulate the heartbeat when it becomes too slow (bradycardia) or irregular. These devices have undergone significant advancements in recent years, improving their effectiveness, safety, and comfort for patients. Understanding the latest approaches and options can help those needing a pacemaker make informed decisions about their care.

A young man with undiagnosed cardiomyopathy running. Cardiomyopathy screening is essential for physically active people.
Dr Emmanuel Androulakis

By Dr Emmanuel Androulakis
08.01.25
Cardiology

Why cardiomyopathy screening is essential for physically active people – Specialist advice

Cardiomyopathy are a group of diseases that affect the heart muscle, potentially leading to serious complications if left undiagnosed. For physically active people, undiagnosed cardiomyopathy poses a heightened risk due to the added strain that exercise places on the heart. Dr Emmanuel (Manos) Androulakis, leading consultant cardiologist, explains why cardiomyopathy screening is essential for physically active people, what the process involves, and whether it’s possible to continue sports after a diagnosis.

A 3D model of the heart.
Dr Gosia Wamil

By Dr Gosia Wamil
20.12.24
Cardiology

Palpitations: Understanding the heart's unexpected beat

Palpitations are a common yet often unsettling experience, characterised by the sensation of an irregular or forceful heartbeat. While they are frequently harmless, they can sometimes indicate underlying medical issues that require attention. Here, Dr Gosia Wamil, internationally-recognised consultant cardiologist, explores the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and management of palpitations to help demystify this phenomenon.

A 3D model of the heart, showing the coronary arteries.
Professor Mohaned Egred

By Professor Mohaned Egred
20.12.24
Cardiology

Percutaneous coronary intervention: Minimally invasive treatment for coronary heart disease

Percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) is a medical procedure used to treat blocked or narrowed coronary arteries caused by coronary heart disease, providing a minimally invasive alternative to traditional open-heart surgery. Here, Professor Mohaned Egred, leading consultant interventional cardiologist, provides an expert insight into PCI, exploring the indications for the procedure, the recovery process, and its effectiveness.

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