Post by clarencebunsen on Sept 12, 2024 20:37:41 GMT -5
I won't be checking in here early tomorrow morning.
One of the leads in my pacemaker is in the wrong position which results in a high current draw when it does its job. I was hoping that the fix would be to run a positioning tool through the artery and repositioning the lead. No such luck. The fix is to take everything out, resterilize the pacemaker and replace all the leads with ones which are more difficult to position but less likely to move. My joke about setting the hook did not go over. Apparently, the doctor is not a fisherman.
I will check in when I can.
One of the leads in my pacemaker is in the wrong position which results in a high current draw when it does its job. I was hoping that the fix would be to run a positioning tool through the artery and repositioning the lead. No such luck. The fix is to take everything out, resterilize the pacemaker and replace all the leads with ones which are more difficult to position but less likely to move. My joke about setting the hook did not go over. Apparently, the doctor is not a fisherman.
I will check in when I can.
