No, it is not when they stop the heart and then restart it. I don't have all the specifics, but it involves going up into the heart with a catheter and cauterizing the part of the heart muscle that is giving off the irregular electrical impulses. -- HarmyBoard LifeStyles

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Date Posted: 22:04:27 01/19/12 Thu
Author: Cokie
Subject: No, it is not when they stop the heart and then restart it. I don't have all the specifics, but it involves going up into the heart with a catheter and cauterizing the part of the heart muscle that is giving off the irregular electrical impulses.
In reply to: Cathy F. 's message, "Well last Tues and this Wed I spent in the hospital with my heart out of sync. I see a Pacemaker in my future. Anyone here have one? What's the scoop?" on 21:21:35 01/12/12 Thu

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