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Counseling, coping skills could reduce arthritis disability

...ng skills, such as using relaxation techniques and pacing daily activities. Other interventions included biofeedback, stress management, emotional disclosure, hypnosis and psychodynamic therapy. Counseling and coping skills made the greatest difference in quality of life measures: patients who receive...

Sleep apnea common, but undiagnosed, among pacemaker patients

...re programmed to pace the heart at a uniform lower pacing rate. Sleep apnea was defined as an apnea hypopnea (abnormally shallow breathing) index of 10 or more an hour. Fifty seven patients (59 percent) had sleep apnea and 21 (21 percent) had severe sleep apnea, Lvy said. Half of the patients with heart f...

Aggressive heart pacing may work best in some spinal cord patients

...d a permanent pacemaker. It suggests transvenous pacing in which a lead is inserted into the heart may be a better first alternative in patients with ongoing difficulty maintaining their heart rate in the hours and days following an injury. "Nobody really knows the best therapy," says Dr. Sharma. "Thi...

Late-breaking clinical trials

...se safety risks for patients when compared to ICDs pacing only in the heart's lower chamber. This large pro... risks and shows that the benefits of dual-chamber pacing could be provided in a majority of patients.Is Dual Chamber Programming Inferior to Single Chamber P...

Varying effects of fish consumption on atrial fibrillation

...ynchronization therapy, catheter ablation, cardiac pacing and heart failure and the latest technology, including state-of-the-art pacemakers and defibrillators....

News briefs from Heart Rhythm 2006

...y that paces the heart without leads. The wireless pacing is achieved by transmitting energy, in the form of...an electrical pulse that paces the heart. Wireless pacing could not be heard or felt by patients and no safety issues were identified. Chu-Pak Lau, MD, head o...

Studies determine patient risk from ICD replacement

...ynchronization therapy, catheter ablation, cardiac pacing and heart failure and the latest technology, including state-of-the-art pacemakers and defibrillators. For more information, please visit the Heart Rhythm Society website at www.HRSonline.org ....

Refinements and innovations enhance safety, effectiveness

...one, M.D., Ph.D., chief of the division of cardiac pacing and electrophysiology, San Raffaele University Hospital, Milan, Italy. "This study convincingly demonstrates superior efficacy with catheter ablation, even though we used intense, daily transtelephonic monitoring during follow-up." The APAF study e...

Connective tissue cells from lungs fused with heart muscle to form biological pacemaker

...es. Potentially fatal arrythmias occur when these pacing cells are damaged or die, and implanted pacers hav... use adenoviruses as part of gene therapy to carry pacing genes into the heart, or use combinations of gene- and stem-cell therapies that may cause cardiac in...

What makes the brain tick, tick, tick. . .

...onsonants. Also, to respond, I need to process the pacing of speech, to organize my thoughts coherently and to respond back to you in a timely manner. That's all interval timing, and in fact it's hard to find any complex behavioral process that timing isn't involved in." Deciphering the neural mechanisms of...

Fish oil supplements may be harmful to patients with abnormal heart rhythms

...utomatically detecting and treating VT and VF with pacing and/or shocks. In this randomized, double-blind trial, half the patients received a placebo, in this case olive oil, while the other half received 1.8 g of fish oil, omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids. The patients who received the fish oil supplem...

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