cardiac pacemaker
| In medicine, another name for pacemaker. |
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A thimbleful of some radioactive isotopes could theoretically run a cardiac pacemaker or a sensor on a space probe for decades. Caption: Babec, a 24-year-old silverback gorilla, was wheeled from the operating room after having his cardiac pacemaker replaced in March. Her doctor said Stacy, 14, was the first child in the United States to receive the new implantable cardiac pacemaker designed in the Netherlands with a new feature that senses when the heart rate slows abnormally. |
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