Electrophysiology, Cardiac Arrhythmia Service

An electrophysiological study is a highly specialised procedure performed for the investigation of abnormal heart rhythms and conduction disorders. It may be used to evaluate patients’ symptoms of palpitations, unexplained fainting and potentially life-threatening heart rhythms that may cause sudden cardiac death. The arrhythmia service also encompasses the implantation of pacemakers for electrical conduction disorders and defibrillators for patients with lethal arrhythmias.

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• Cardiac Electrophysiologic Study
• Permanent Cardiac Pacemaker Insertion
• Carto-guided Electrophysiology Studies