Testing & Procedures
Medicor Cardiology provides comprehensive evaluation and treatment for heart rhythm disorders, including arrhythmias that cause the heart to beat too fast, too slow, or irregularly. Our electrophysiology specialists use advanced diagnostic tools and implantable devices to restore healthy rhythm and reduce the risk of complications such as fainting, stroke, or heart failure.
Overview
Heart rhythm disorders can occur when the electrical signals that coordinate your heartbeat are disrupted. Our electrophysiologists diagnose and manage these conditions through both in-office evaluations and device-based therapies.
Treatment may include monitoring, lifestyle guidance, and when necessary, the implantation of specialized devices such as pacemakers or defibrillators. Each approach is tailored to your unique condition and cardiac history.
Treatment Options
Our team provides advanced device therapy for patients experiencing rhythm disturbances:
A pacemaker helps regulate slow or irregular heart rhythms by sending electrical impulses to prompt the heart to beat normally. The small generator and leads are implanted under the skin and programmed for your specific condition.
For patients with advanced heart failure, a biventricular pacemaker helps both lower heart chambers beat in sync, improving the heart’s efficiency and blood flow.
An ICD continuously monitors the heart and delivers a brief electrical shock if a dangerously fast rhythm occurs, helping to prevent cardiac arrest.
Highlights
Our arrhythmia services combine diagnostic precision and long-term rhythm management to keep your heart performing safely and reliably.
Our electrophysiology specialists provide ongoing monitoring and device management tailored to each patient’s needs.
Pacemakers & Defibrillators
Many implanted devices can be checked remotely, ensuring constant oversight of heart rhythm and device performance.
Learn how echocardiography helps assess heart structure and function in patients with rhythm disorders.
Contact Us
Whether you’ve been diagnosed with an arrhythmia or are experiencing symptoms such as dizziness, palpitations, or irregular heartbeats, our cardiology specialists are here to help. We’ll ensure you receive precise testing, expert treatment, and follow-up care you can trust.
Arrhythmias can result from structural heart changes, electrolyte imbalances, medication effects, or other underlying cardiac conditions.
A pacemaker corrects slow heart rhythms, while an ICD can also detect and treat dangerously fast rhythms with a corrective electrical shock.
Most devices last between 7 and 10 years, depending on usage and individual settings. Your cardiologist will monitor device function at each visit.
Yes. Most patients return to normal daily activities after recovery. Your doctor will provide specific guidance based on your procedure and lifestyle.
