pacers

Pacers are specialized devices used in cardiac procedures to help regulate or maintain a person’s heart rhythm. They are small, electronic implants or external machines that deliver electrical impulses to stimulate the heart when it beats too slowly, irregularly, or misses beats. This ensures the heart pumps blood effectively, maintaining proper circulation and oxygen delivery throughout the body. Pacemakers are commonly used for patients with arrhythmias or heart rhythm disorders, providing a reliable heartbeat and reducing symptoms like dizziness or fatigue.