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Sutter Delta Electrophysiology

Heartbeat irregularities, called arrhythmias, can lead to a variety of serious health conditions. At Sutter Delta Medical Center, we offer a full spectrum of electrophysiology services to diagnose and treat nearly every condition affecting the heart’s electrical system.

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    Diagnosing and Treating Irregular Heartbeat

    The heart relies on electrical impulses to beat. When the area of the heart sending the signals (the sinoatrial node) develops a problem or the electrical pathways become blocked, your heart can develop an irregular beat called an arrhythmia. This can cause worrisome symptoms such as heart palpitations or dizziness or, in serious cases, even lead to cardiac arrest.

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    Implantable Pacemaker

    A pacemaker is a device with a small, battery-powered generator and one or more wires (or leads) that monitors the electrical impulses of your heart and, when needed, produces electrical impulses to help your heart regain a regular rhythm. A cardiologist implants the pacemaker under the skin, usually in the chest near the shoulder, and extends tiny lead wires through a vein to your heart muscle.

    Our experts may recommend a cardiac resynchronization therapy device, a specialized pacemaker, which works especially well for those at risk of heart failure and whose heart chambers do not beat in unison. It stimulates two areas of the heart – the right and left ventricles (lower chambers) and atria (upper chambers) – to help them pump more efficiently.

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    Living With an Implantable Cardiac Device

    Your pacemaker or implantable cardiac defibrillator can provide years of dependable service but it does require you to adjust some personal practices and attend to regular care and maintenance. Learn what you and your doctor can do to keep your implantable device running smoothly.

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    Heart Palpitations: What to Know About Thumps, Flutters and Skipped Beats

    Learn More About Heart Palpitations

    A racing or irregular-feeling heartbeat may be a sign of a serious problem, or just a signal that you need to stop, rest and take a few deep breaths. Learn potential causes for heart palpitations and how to know when it’s time to seek medical attention.

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    Electrophysiology Research

    Sutter Health Electrophysiology Research
    Cardiac Electrophysiology, or arrhythmia is the study of the electrical functions of the cells within the heart. The electrical signals can be observed using an Electrocardiogram, or an ECG. An ECG can reveal different arrhythmic conditions such as Bradycardia, Tachycardia, and Atrial Fibrillation.

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    Sutter Delta Medical Center

    3901 Lone Tree Way

    Antioch, CA 94509

    (925) 779-7200

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