Kolkata: Scientists at the University of Northwestern have recently received the world’s smallest pacemaker and responded. This size of such a pacemaker that can be easily placed in the syringe of a syringe can be easily placed in your heart. It is 1.5 mm, 5.5 mm in length, and 5 mm thick than a rice grain (World’s Smalist Pacemaker). Yet this pacemaker is capable of producing stimulation equal to equal levels like a full -sized pacemaker.
This pacemaker can work equal to all sizes of heart. According to the engineers who created it, this pacemaker will be suitable for a newborn baby who has a birth cardimaker problem for a soft heart. “We have created this pacemaker, the smallest pacemaker in Adepe,” said John A. Rogers, led by the Biolectronics of Northwestern University and the manufacturer of this pacemaker. In the case of children’s heart surgery, there was a need or demand for such pacemakers in the medical world. And the size of the pacemaker was the most important and challenging. The lower the load on the body on the body, the better the better it will be ‘.
This pacemaker
At present, electrodes are sewed in the heart muscle through surgery for temporary pacemakers, and electrodes are connected to the patient’s chest with a wire. When these parts are no longer needed, doctors take these cables, which often causes danger.
However, this newly built pacemaker has no connection. It will be completely mixed with the body when it is no longer needed. This little pacemaker works on the verb of a galvanic cell. It is a common battery that turns the chemical energy into the electric power.
When it comes in contact with the surrounding biofluid, this electrode turns into a battery. And as a result, electric power generates which sends steamulation to the heart.
If a patient’s heart rate is reduced to a certain rate, this device brings noticed and activates an emitting diode itself. Then the light shines, extinguishes in a certain rhythm, which brings back the normal heart rate.
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