Duke Expert: Defibrillators

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Added: October 19, 2009 | Time 02:39 | Views: 39

With a weak heart, an increased risk of deadly abnormal heart rhythms. A defibrillator helps avoid death by as much as 25%. Like a pacemaker, is easily implanted. Benefits far outweigh problems (like avoiding magnetic areas), and most physical activities can be pursued.

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