Dr.Viahal. kr kushwaha

A 71-year-old bed-ridden patient made a miraculous recovery and embraced a new life recently after suffering from irregular heartbeats. The man experienced something called 'bradycardia', which doctors state is a type of abnormal heart rhythm (arrhythmia) where the heart beats slower than 60 beats per minute. People who experience irregular heartbeats often face serious health problems and require a pacemaker to regulate their heart rate.

The septuagenarian's case was a remarkable medical breakthrough that allowed him to receive a life-saving treatment at Medicover Hospital in Navi Mumbai, under a team of doctors led by Dr Keshav Kale, senior interventional cardiologist. They managed to successfully implant a 'medtronic micra dual leadless pacemaker' without the need for surgery or incisions. The procedure is being called 'revolutionary', having been performed for the first time at the hospital. It managed to stabilise the patient's heartbeat, ultimately saving his life. The man has now recovered fully and resumed his daily routine.

Great Western Hospital is currently extremely busy, with some patients having to wait much longer than we would like for urgent or emergency care.

We also have a number of patients waiting for a bed to become available so they can be admitted for ongoing care. If you have a loved one who is ready to leave hospital, please help us by collecting them promptly and getting the home ready for their return.

We prioritise people in order of clinical need so, if you're waiting, this is while we treat those in a serious or more life-threatening condition.

Contact NHS 111 in the first instance before coming to hospital if you're not sure what to do.

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