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Experts from Kuzbass successfully returned to life two patients with life-threatening slowing of the heart rhythm

The regional Ministry of Health noted that in Prokopyevsk city hospital, doctors provided emergency assistance to a man and a woman whose heart rate fell to 25 beats per minute, and the intervals between beats exceeded four seconds

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Experts from Kuzbass successfully returned to life two patients with life-threatening slowing of the heart rhythm

To stabilize the condition, patients needed the installation of a temporary pacemaker. Resuscitators and cardiologists quickly carried out the procedure: an electrode was inserted through the central vein into the right ventricle.

Thanks to the accurate adjustment of the device, it was possible to normalize the heart rhythm, eliminate the causes of arrhythmia and remove the stimulant. Six days after the operation, both patients were discharged home under the supervision of doctors, their condition is assessed as satisfactory.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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