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Fax: (301) 408-7892

TollFree: (800) 227-3422

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Phone: (301) 408-7890

Address: 10230 New Hampshire Ave Ste 204, Silver Spring, MD 20903

Website: https://www.washingtonhra.com

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Emergency Care
No special care is needed after the wound site has healed weeks later. An identification card will be sent to your home, akin to a license, with your name, your physician’s name, and the model and make of your implantable loop monitor listed for you to keep close to you. This is beneficial and necessary when you are traveling by plane and need to go through metal detectors; these devices are only recording devices and do not emit any signals and are safe for travel and transit through metal detectors. Other times, you will need to have this card and information handy if you present to an Emergency Department with a clinical episode of syncope, dizziness, or palpitations, so the hospital physicians can have your device checked for any recorded abnormal heart rhythms. No special precautions are needed during daily activity with microwaves, wireless phones, antitheft detectors at stores, or handheld digital devices.
Electrocardiogram
Cardiac arrhythmias typically result in altered electrical activation of the heart. It is this altered activation that assists physicians in diagnosing the origin of your arrhythmia. The propagation of the electrical impulse through the heart as seen by an EKG strip during normal sinus rhythm is classically depicted below.
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Internal Medicine
Lung Cancer
SCD claims an estimated 335,000 people each year in the United States, more than stroke, lung cancer, and breast cancer combined.

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Thyroid
SSS include obstructive sleep apnea, thyroid disease, congenital heart disease, muscular dystrophy, and infiltrative heart diseases such as amyloid or sarcoid.

Ultrasound
Sudden cardiac death. Your physician will typically make an assessment of your heart function that will be reported as a percentage “ejection fraction”. A normal ejection fraction is 55%. This assessment of your LV pumping function can be performed via multiple tests including a heart ultrasound (also known as an
MRI
The new leadless pacemaker system is generally safe for use with conventional MRI systems and has an estimated battery longevity on average of 12 years. As with conventional pacemaker systems, household appliances are safe to use. As well, patients can safely go through airport security metal detectors with this device with minimal concern.
X-Rays
Computed Tomography
MUGA scan. This value is extremely important, and has implications for your long-term medical therapy and outcome. If your “ejection fraction” is below 35%, you are at a higher-risk for
Radiation Therapy
– Localized external beam radiation for cancer treatment at the site of a previous implanted CIED device may be a contraindication secondary to possible circuitry damage. Please speak with your local cardiac electrophysiologist for further specific recommendations as every case and situation is different.

Lesions
The delivery of radiofrequency energy to the cardiac muscle tissue leads to only local injury. The heart function is typically not affected by minimal and focally-directed ablation lesions. The success rate for curative

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