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Advancements and unmet needs in pacemakers and implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs).

Pacemakers and implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs) are medical devices that have revolutionized the treatment of heart rhythm disorders. They provide electrical stimulation to the heart muscles, helping regulate the heart rate and rhythm. Over the years, these devices have undergone significant advancements, making them more effective and convenient for patients.

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One of the most significant advancements in recent years is the incorporation of wireless technology. Pacemakers and ICDs can now communicate with smartphones and tablets, allowing doctors to monitor patients remotely. This is particularly beneficial for patients who live in remote areas or have difficulty visiting the hospital frequently.

Another significant development is the availability of leadless devices. These devices do not require leads, reducing the risk of infection and eliminating the need for lead extraction surgery. Additionally, certain pacemakers and ICDs are now designed to be MRI-compatible, which was previously a concern due to potential interference with the device's functionality.

While these advancements have been beneficial, this field still has unmet needs. For example, pacemakers and ICDs require surgery to replace the batteries, which can be inconvenient and risky for patients. There is a need for improved battery life, which would reduce the frequency of battery replacement surgeries.

Another unmet need is better detection and treatment of arrhythmias. While pacemakers and ICDs are effective at treating heart rhythm disorders, they do not always detect all arrhythmias and may not provide optimal therapy for certain patients. As such, there is a need for improved algorithms and programming of these devices to better detect and treat arrhythmias.

Finally, minimizing complications associated with the implantation of these devices is also an unmet need. Implantation can cause complications such as infection, lead dislodgement, and bleeding. There is a need for improved techniques and materials that can reduce the risk of complications during implantation.

The market for pacemakers and ICDs is dominated by key players such as Medtronic, Abbott Laboratories, Boston Scientific Corporation, Biotronik SE & Co. KG, and LivaNova PLC. These companies continue to invest in research and development, bringing new and innovative products to the market.

There are several types of pacemakers and ICDs available, including single-chamber pacemakers, dual-chamber pacemakers, and biventricular pacemakers. Similarly, single-chamber ICDs, dual-chamber ICDs, and cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) ICDs are also available. The choice of device depends on the patient's specific condition and needs.

In conclusion, pacemakers and ICDs have come a long way in the past few decades, providing a safe and effective treatment for heart rhythm disorders. While there are still unmet needs in this field, continued advancements in technology and research will help to improve patient outcomes and reduce complications associated with these devices.

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[krashlite]

Finished a lil piece!

I’m just on cleanups for most of the project but wanted to finish at least a small bit to see what the final was gonna look like for this scene

Overall, I’m really happy with it!

EDIT: WAOUOUGH Y’ALL SURE LIKED THIS ONE HUH,,, 👀💦💦 /VPOS!

[discountdyke]

its crazy that people think having multiple personality disorders makes you more dangerous or fucked up bc like, the more abuse and trauma you suffer as a child, the more symptoms of PDs you will check off bc your behavior becomes so disordered in order to survive. having more than one PD (having several PDs) is common among childhood abuse survivors. PD comorbidity is crazy high and, ultimately, PDs are a way of categorizing symptoms for diagnostics and treatment.

it has nothing to do with your character, your worth as a human being, and your ability to heal. you adapted to survive your abuse. you can adapt to survive life after it.

[gunsandspaceships]

Tony's Heart: Arrhythmia

For at least 6 years (from 2008 to 2014) Tony suffered from arrhythmia and had a pacemaker and ICD (implantable cardioverter-defibrillator) in his chest along with arc reactor. How do we know this:

IM1 0:25:55 - There's no need to "run a heart" if there's only shrapnel in the chest. Yinsen's words only make sense if there is something running the heart that requires electricity from the reactor - a pacemaker and ICD.

IM1 0:51:10 - In the scene where Pepper changes his reactor and takes out the old magnet, we hear Tony's heart went into tachycardia and he was about to get a cardiac arrest (caused by arrhythmias). After connecting the new reactor, Tony received an electric shock and his heart rate returned to normal. What happened: It wasn't the shrapnel that caused this reaction - even without magnet, the shrapnel would have been too slow to cause immediate danger. A pacemaker-ICD is a power source, chip, and electrodes that go to a heart. In this case, the power source is the reactor itself, the chip is part of the reactor, and the electrodes run from the base of the socket to Tony's heart. When Tony connected the reactor cable to the base plate, he connected it to the electrodes so that his pacemaker could work and save him from his irregular heartbeats. Apparently connecting the reactor to the base plate was necessary to power his pacemaker and nothing else, since the old magnet had been pulled out by Pepper and the new reactor had its own magnet. Without reactor-pacemaker-ICD, he had no protection against arrhythmia. So when Pepper touched the socket walls, it gave Tony a shock and disrupted his hearth rhythm (similar happened to him in Endgame), then she pulled out the magnet and that stressed him enough to give him tachycardia, and as soon as the reactor was reconnected, the pacemaker-ICD worked again and corrected Tony's heart rhythm by sending him a therapeutic electric shock.

IM1 1:37:00 - Stane pulled out the reactor with pacemaker out of Tony's chest. Without the pacemaker, due to temporary paralysis and stress Tony's heart went to bradycardia (abnormally slow heartbeat), which gives us the diagnosis - Sick Sinus Syndrome (tachycardia-bradycardia syndrome). Tony managed to get to his lab and connect the old reactor. Shrapnel and electromagnet had nothing to do with it, because, as I already mentioned, shrapnel is too slow to cause damage in such a short time, and we also have to remember that the old magnet was outside the reactor and was pulled out by Pepper. So there was no magnet in this reactor. From that moment until the end of the battle with Stane, the shrapnel in Tony's chest was free. Tony needed this reactor first to correct the arrhythmia, and then to power the armor, and not to stop the shrapnel. He plugged it in, received a treatment shock that eliminated the bradycardia, and may have lost consciousness, which is why he was lying on the floor when Rhodes found him.

IM3 Deleted scene "Tony, Harley and EJ" - Tony saves EJ using his reactor's ICD function. He had to take it out of his chest and give the boy shocks, receiving them himself, which disrupted his heart rhythm. This sent Tony into ventricular fibrillation, and Harley had to reconnect the reactor so the ICD could deliver the treatment shock you see in the second gif.

Avengers: Endgame (1:20:30) - Tony asked Scott to induce a mild cardiac dysrhythmia (another name for arrhythmia) in his 2012 copy by pulling out a pin inside the reactor. This appeared to disrupt the normal functioning of his pacemaker and caused him to have a series of abnormal shocks that led to an arrhythmia and him falling to the ground in convulsions. Note that Tony knew what to do and that it (probably) wouldn't kill him, meaning his pacemaker-ICD would eventually solve the problem on its own, even without Thor's help.

And finally:

In case my evidence is not convincing enough.

[actual-changeling]

the fact that people have completely lost their grasp on what mental illnesses actually are, how they're defined, and diagnosed is so fucking irritating and borders on serious ableism.

depression has symptoms, it has REQUIREMENTS that need to be met for a diagnosis, it isn't just "character is sad sometimes and has feelings". it is a serious, sometimes lethal disorder and not some fun poor meow meow character trait.

[seasidewanderers]

why are we in the year of the lord 2024 still comfortable calling survivors liars and fakers? seriously. why are we still doing this. syscourse has learned nothing from the past 5 years or so. it's an endless cycle.

[therhythmismyblanket]

Bobbie being attentive to Anaïs

(Aka what @calliettes-posts asked for, edit because smh I forgot to upload the tableware one)

Bonus:

[windcarvedlyre]

Somewhat related to your Komaeda autism post, but did you know that FTD can often be mistaken for mental disorders like depression, bipolar, OCD, autism, etc.? And vice versa? I always thought it was interesting and I like playing with the idea that Komaeda got misdiagnosed with FTD because of that overlap. Idk it's just fun to think about (also because a lot of typical FTD symptoms really don't match with him imo so it could be a fun explanation idk)

Disclaimer: I have zero expertise in this.

I was actually just discussing that with someone! I'm not sure that's possible, though? Because of his age I feel like it would have taken a lot of red flags (or a lucky coincidence) for doctors to consider dementia at all, and there's no way they wouldn't have confirmed it with brain scans. @cry-stars recently told me about a case in Japan where a guy in his 20s had dementia mistaken for depression for aaageees, so I could see him being the same.

So I could see him being misdiagnosed as something else- or correctly diagnosed with something he has on top of the FTD, attributing FTD symptoms to that- for years before having it corrected to FTD, or luck leading to brain scans/cognitive tests getting him diagnosed out of nowhere, but not the reverse of the former.

I still really love reading meta on potential comorbidities, though! On top of the post-traumatic stress there's no way he doesn't have. I've read some neat perspectives on him from people with OCD and BPD, but I don't have them myself so I can't add anything to those discussions.

[nerves-nebula]

Every few weeks I’m like damn I should make a video game

[sysmedsaresexist]

hi, i am confused about partial did as i see it talked about in the community. as far as i know, there is no clinical term for this and a lot of the experiences that get labeled as partial did could just be osdd no?

im just confused and idk if this is another osdd-1a/b situation on our hands :,)

Quick answer: Partial DID, or P-DID, is real!

It's an ICD-11 diagnosis.

Basically, the ICD is the DSM for the rest of the world.

In the ICD, most forms of OSDD are included under DID (this is why I continuously say, it doesn't matter which label you use, they're the same thing), and P-DID is a very specific type of non-switching system.

[gorkaya-trava]

not autistic enough to be diagnosed with aspergers in my country, not neurotypical enough to be around people and not feeling like I'm from another planet, but a secret third thing

[krashlite]

BONK! Now with... Color ueueue..

Tim needs a lil more shading I think but! I really wanted to show off the bg here at the very least :]

[sophieinwonderland]

Tired of the semantics over the ICD-11's Boundaries with Normality.

Anyway, here is a great page talking about the use of e.g.

Pay close attention to that last line. "e.g." inherently implies other examples are being omitted.

So when the ICD-11 says this...

It is not limiting the phenomenon to mediumship and spiritual practices. In fact, the use of "e.g." in this context implies that there are circumstances where this is true outside of culturally accepted spiritual practices.

In contrast, "i.e." is what one uses to mean something specific.

If the World Health Organization intended culturally accepted spiritual practices to be the only exception, they could have easily used i.e. instead.

I am so tired of anti-endos and system medicalists twisting words and trying to convince people that the ICD-11 is stating the Boundaries with Normality only applies to these spiritual practices and nothing else, when the wording implies the opposite.