implanted devices

Implanted devices are medical tools placed inside the body to help monitor or improve health. Examples include pacemakers that regulate heartbeats, cochlear implants that assist hearing, and insulin pumps for diabetes management. These devices are designed to work seamlessly within the body, often connected to external equipment or controlled wirelessly. They can improve quality of life by restoring function or providing vital health information. Implantation usually involves a minor surgical procedure, and these devices are carefully designed for safety, durability, and compatibility with medical standards.