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• Our dedicated Electrophysiology team has enormous experience in electrophysiology studies, radiofrequency ablations, pacemaker and device implantations and resynchronization therapy.
  
  
• Three dimensional cardiac mapping using Carto technique and myocardial scar identification by NOGA enable our electrophysiologists to perform the most complicated RF ablations with ease.
  
  
• Highly qualified team multi-disciplinary team of US & UK board certified Heart Specialists, Vascular surgeons, Electrophysiologists.
  
  
• Availability of Latest Generation Technology and Infrastructure, latest quality pacemakers at very affordable costs including diagnostic facilities s for Heart Rhythm Disorders like: ECG, EHAS, Electrophysiology study, Holter, Tilt Test etc.
  

• Bradycardia: A condition in which heart rate is less than 60 beats per minute in adults
  
  
• Atrial fibrillation: When one has had a medical procedure to treat arrhythmias. A pacemaker can help regulate heart beat after the procedure.
  
  
• Heart Block: The electrical signals between hearts upper and lower chambers are partially or completely blocked or slowed down (this is called heart block).
  
  
• Heart muscles problems that cause electrical signals to travel through the heart muscles too slow (pacemaker will provide cardiac resynchronization therapy for this problem)
  
  
• Aging or heart disease damages the sinus nodes ability to set the correct pace for the heartbeat. Such damage can make heart beat rate very slow or it can cause long pauses between heart beats. The damage also can cause the heart rhythm to alternate between slow and fast.
  

• An outpatient procedure performed while patient is awake
  
  
• A very safe procedure done under local anaesthesia
  
  
• An effective approach to control the bradycardia (slow heart beat)
  
  
• It will give relief from irregular heart beat
  
  
• Keep the heart beating at a rate that allows you to continue living a normal life and meet your body's demand for oxygen whatever your activity level may be
  
  
• Allows you to enjoy a better normal quality life

• Single-chamber pacemaker - has only one wire placed in a chamber of the heart.
  
  
• Dual-chamber (Biventricular) pacemaker - has wires placed in two chambers of the heart, one in the upper chamber, the atria, and one in the lower chamber, the ventricle. A dual-chamber pacemaker controls and coordinates the function of both the atria and ventricle, thus allowing for a more natural pacing of the heart.
  
  
• Triple chamber pacemakers - have one lead in the right atrium and one to stimulate both the right and left ventricle. These pacemakers are useful for the patients who have weakened heart muscles.
  
  
• Permanent (internal) Heart Pacemaker - This pacemaker is implanted in a small pocket under your skin and is meant to be left in there for the rest of your life.
  
  
• Temporary (external) Heart Pacemaker - This is used for initial stabilization of the patient during a cardiac crisis.
  
  
• Demand Heart Pacemaker - This pacemaker has an inbuilt sensing device which senses when the heart beat is too slow and turns the signal on. Once the heart beat is above a certain level, it automatically turns the signal off.

Coronary Angiography and Pacemaker Installation is about $3000 US Dollars

The cost of the Pacemaker device depends on the suitability for each patient may range from 8000 to 20000 US Dollars

Note - The above indicative cost includes stay in a private room at the hospital, where a companion can stay with the patient, nursing care, surgeon fee, medicines and consumables, patient and attendant's food and airport pick up/ drop back etc.