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Cardiac pacemaker
Objectives
• What is cardiac pacemaker ?
• History of cardiac pacemaker
• When are pacemaker used ?
• Types of cardiac pacemaker
• Pacemaker circuit
• Cardiac pacemaker design
• Procedure during the pacemaker implanted
• Technical specification of a pacemaker
• Advantage and Disadvantage of pacemaker-
• Conclusion
• Reference
2
What is cardiac pacemaker ?
• A pacemaker is a small device that's placed in the chest or
abdomen to help control abnormal heart rhythms. This
device uses electrical pulses to prompt the heart to beat at a
normal rate.
• Pacemakers are used to treat arrhythmias . Arrhythmias are
problems with the rate or rhythm of the heartbeat. During
an arrhythmia, the heart can beat too fast, too slow, or with
an irregular rhythm.
3
History of cardiac pacemaker-
In
1932 Albert Hyman
Concept of artificial
pacemaker,
magneto-generator
to power up
electrode.
In
1950 john Hopps
1st trans-cutaneous
pacemaker.Vaccum
tube technology &
direct AC power
supply is used.
In
1958 Dr.Ake senning
1st implanted (trans-
venous) pacemaker.
In
1959 W.M Chardack
1st successful long
term implantable
pacemaker.
4
When are pacemaker used ?
• Pacemakers may be prescribed for a number of condition,including :
• Bradycardia - A condition in which the heart beats too slowly.
• Atrial fibrillation – A common heart rhythm disorder in which the heart
beats too fast and chaotically. Which disorder can be treated by
pacemaker.
• Heart failure – A condition in which the heartbeat is not strong enough
to carry a normal amount of blood and oxygen to the brain and other
parts of the body.
5
Types of cardiac pacemaker-
• The pacemaker’s primary function is the heart its secondary function is
sensing for intrinsic signals.Pacemaker can be categorized in several
ways- they can be defined with a code of three letters or they can be
unipolar , bipolar, single-chamber , dual-chamber pacemaker.
• First , we will discuss the codes used to define different types of
pacemakers-
Single chamber pacemaker
Dual chamber pacemaker
Biventricular pacemaker
Rate responsive pacemaker
6
Types of cardiac pacemaker-
• Single chamber pacemaker have one wire that is placed in
the right upper chamber (atrium) or lower chamber (ventricle).
• Dual Chamber pacemaker have two wires, one in the atrium and
one in the ventricle.
Fig : Single chamber pacemaker Fig : Dual chamber pacemaker
7
Types of pacemaker-
• Biventricular pacemaker have three wires , one is in the right
atrium , one in the right ventricle and a third in the left ventricle. This
pacemaker used to improve pumping in patients with heart failure.
• Rate responsive pacemaker adjust rate to a patient’s level of activity.
They pace faster when a patient is exercising and slower when a
patient is resting.
Fig : Biventricular pacemaker
Fig : Rate responsive pacemaker
8
Pacemaker Circuit-
• A pacemaker has three components :
 This is kept in small metal case and the circuit is connected to a battery. The circuit
generates the impusle at a specific time.
 These insulated wires carry the impusle to the heart.
 This is kept in the hospital or clinic to program the pacemaker and to adjust the setting of
impulse amplitudes and frequency. The programmer is a specialized computer with a
hardware and software interface.
1.Pacemaker electronic circuit
2. Pacing leds
3. Programmer
9
Pacemaker Circuit-
Reversion
circuit
Sensing
circuit
Refractory
Circuit
Timing
circuit
Pulse
Width
circuit
Rate
Limit
circuit
Output
circuit
Rate
Slowdown
circuit
Voltage
monitor
Energy
Compensation
circuit
Figure : Block Diagram of Pacemaker
10
Cardiac pacemaker design-
• They are packaged in hermetically (airtight) sealed metal packages.
• Titanium
• Stainless steel
• Power supply : Currently Lithium Iodide batteries are used
• Increased life time
• Open circuit voltage of 2.8 V.
• Highly reliable
• Relatively High source resistance is a major limitation
Timing Circuit : Advanced pacemakers have timing circuits to determine when
a stimulus should be applied to the heart.
Output Circuit/Pulse Generator : Produces the actual electrical
stimulus that is applied to the heart.
11
Cardiac pacemaker design-
• Generates an electrical stimulus pulse that has been optimized for
stimulating the myocardium through the electrode system that is being
applied with the generator.
• Constant-voltage or constant-current amplitude pulses are the two usual
types of stimuli produced by the output circuit.
• Output Circuit : Constant-voltage amplitude pulses are typically in the
range of 5.0 to 5.5 V with a duration of 500 to 600 µs. Pulse rate range 70
to 90 beats per minutes.
• Lead Wires : Must be mechanically strong. Must maintain good electrical
insulation to prevent the possibility of shunting important stimulating
current away from its intended point of application on the heart.
• Electrodes : Can be placed on the external surface of the heart
(epicardial electrodes). Made of materials that do not dissolve during long
term implantation.
12
Procedure during the pacemaker implanted-
Generally, a pacemaker insertion follows this process:
 You will be asked to remove any jewelry or other objects that may interfere
with the procedure.
 You will be asked to empty your bladder prior to the procedure.
 An intravenous (IV) line will be started in your hand or arm prior to the
procedure for injection of medication and to administer IV fluids, if needed.
 You will be connected to an electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG) monitor that
records the electrical activity of the heart and monitors the heart during the
procedure using small, adhesive electrodes.
 Large electrode pads will be placed on the front and back of the chest.
 Once the lead wire is inside the heart, it will be tested to verify proper location
and that it works. There may be one, two, or three lead wires inserted,
depending on the type of device your doctor has chosen for your condition
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Procedure during the pacemaker implanted-
 The ECG will be observed to ensure that the pacer is working correctly.
 The skin incision will be closed with sutures, adhesive strips, or a special glue.
 A sterile bandage or dressing will be applied.
Figure :
Location of
pacemaker
implant
14
Technical specification of a pacemaker-
Pacing Modes VVI,VVT,VVO,AAI,AOO,OFF
Basic Pacing rates Between 30bpm and 120bpm
Sensitivites Between 0.5mv and 4.0mv ,in step of 0.5mv
Electrical configuration for pacing Monopolar/bipolar
Initial voltage 2.8v
Electrode material Titanium coated with iridium oxide.
Lead body Polyurethene
Means of attachment Titannium alloy screws
15
Advantage and Disadvantage of pacemaker-
ADVANTAGE
 The pacemaker uses electrical impulse
to stimulate faster rate when the natural
system of heart falling to regulate heart
beat pacing.
 For biventricular pacemaker, its work to
ensure the ventricle and atria to work
together and improve the heart
pumping efficiency.
 Used to rectify that causes the heart
ventricle to quiver instead than beat in
normal rhythm.
 By using pacemaker the heart failure
can be prevent by coordinate electrical
signal between ventricles of the heart.
DISADVANTAGE
 Pacemaker implantation may reveal
patients to surgical site infections. Apart
from that they can get allergic to
anesthesia and also became swollen and
bruising.
 The pacemaker users have to be careful
with electrical appliances such as cell
phone, microwave oven and also high
tension wire.
 Not only routines that need to be taken
into account, but they must also be wary
of medical equipment, such as MRI with
very high magnetic forces and shockwave
lithotripsy to get rid kidney stones.
 All these can disrupt the electrical
signalling of pacemaker and stop it from
functioning and can cause fatal.
16
Conclusion-
• The artificial pacemaker has been around for over
50 years. Technology has allowed us to advance
tremendously int he field of medicine. Today
engineers are find ways for creating longer lasting
batteries and a way to develop a and replace the
actual pacemaker located in our bodies now. With
these advances in technology, artificial pacemakers
are changing the lives of thousands every year.
17
Reference-
• Handbook of Biomedical Instrumentation,R S
khandpur,Tata McGraw-Hill,2003.
• http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/healthlibrary/test
_procedures/cardiovascular/pacemaker_insertion
_92,P07980
• https://www.nhcs.com.sg/patientcare/ConditionsA
ndTreatments/Pages/CardiacPacemakerImplanta
tion.aspx
• Basic principal of cardiac pacemaker Technology,
D. Korpas, Implantable Cardiac Devices
Technology, Springer Science+Business Media
New York 2013.
18
Thank you for
your attention
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Cardiac pacemaker

  • 2. Objectives • What is cardiac pacemaker ? • History of cardiac pacemaker • When are pacemaker used ? • Types of cardiac pacemaker • Pacemaker circuit • Cardiac pacemaker design • Procedure during the pacemaker implanted • Technical specification of a pacemaker • Advantage and Disadvantage of pacemaker- • Conclusion • Reference 2
  • 3. What is cardiac pacemaker ? • A pacemaker is a small device that's placed in the chest or abdomen to help control abnormal heart rhythms. This device uses electrical pulses to prompt the heart to beat at a normal rate. • Pacemakers are used to treat arrhythmias . Arrhythmias are problems with the rate or rhythm of the heartbeat. During an arrhythmia, the heart can beat too fast, too slow, or with an irregular rhythm. 3
  • 4. History of cardiac pacemaker- In 1932 Albert Hyman Concept of artificial pacemaker, magneto-generator to power up electrode. In 1950 john Hopps 1st trans-cutaneous pacemaker.Vaccum tube technology & direct AC power supply is used. In 1958 Dr.Ake senning 1st implanted (trans- venous) pacemaker. In 1959 W.M Chardack 1st successful long term implantable pacemaker. 4
  • 5. When are pacemaker used ? • Pacemakers may be prescribed for a number of condition,including : • Bradycardia - A condition in which the heart beats too slowly. • Atrial fibrillation – A common heart rhythm disorder in which the heart beats too fast and chaotically. Which disorder can be treated by pacemaker. • Heart failure – A condition in which the heartbeat is not strong enough to carry a normal amount of blood and oxygen to the brain and other parts of the body. 5
  • 6. Types of cardiac pacemaker- • The pacemaker’s primary function is the heart its secondary function is sensing for intrinsic signals.Pacemaker can be categorized in several ways- they can be defined with a code of three letters or they can be unipolar , bipolar, single-chamber , dual-chamber pacemaker. • First , we will discuss the codes used to define different types of pacemakers- Single chamber pacemaker Dual chamber pacemaker Biventricular pacemaker Rate responsive pacemaker 6
  • 7. Types of cardiac pacemaker- • Single chamber pacemaker have one wire that is placed in the right upper chamber (atrium) or lower chamber (ventricle). • Dual Chamber pacemaker have two wires, one in the atrium and one in the ventricle. Fig : Single chamber pacemaker Fig : Dual chamber pacemaker 7
  • 8. Types of pacemaker- • Biventricular pacemaker have three wires , one is in the right atrium , one in the right ventricle and a third in the left ventricle. This pacemaker used to improve pumping in patients with heart failure. • Rate responsive pacemaker adjust rate to a patient’s level of activity. They pace faster when a patient is exercising and slower when a patient is resting. Fig : Biventricular pacemaker Fig : Rate responsive pacemaker 8
  • 9. Pacemaker Circuit- • A pacemaker has three components :  This is kept in small metal case and the circuit is connected to a battery. The circuit generates the impusle at a specific time.  These insulated wires carry the impusle to the heart.  This is kept in the hospital or clinic to program the pacemaker and to adjust the setting of impulse amplitudes and frequency. The programmer is a specialized computer with a hardware and software interface. 1.Pacemaker electronic circuit 2. Pacing leds 3. Programmer 9
  • 11. Cardiac pacemaker design- • They are packaged in hermetically (airtight) sealed metal packages. • Titanium • Stainless steel • Power supply : Currently Lithium Iodide batteries are used • Increased life time • Open circuit voltage of 2.8 V. • Highly reliable • Relatively High source resistance is a major limitation Timing Circuit : Advanced pacemakers have timing circuits to determine when a stimulus should be applied to the heart. Output Circuit/Pulse Generator : Produces the actual electrical stimulus that is applied to the heart. 11
  • 12. Cardiac pacemaker design- • Generates an electrical stimulus pulse that has been optimized for stimulating the myocardium through the electrode system that is being applied with the generator. • Constant-voltage or constant-current amplitude pulses are the two usual types of stimuli produced by the output circuit. • Output Circuit : Constant-voltage amplitude pulses are typically in the range of 5.0 to 5.5 V with a duration of 500 to 600 µs. Pulse rate range 70 to 90 beats per minutes. • Lead Wires : Must be mechanically strong. Must maintain good electrical insulation to prevent the possibility of shunting important stimulating current away from its intended point of application on the heart. • Electrodes : Can be placed on the external surface of the heart (epicardial electrodes). Made of materials that do not dissolve during long term implantation. 12
  • 13. Procedure during the pacemaker implanted- Generally, a pacemaker insertion follows this process:  You will be asked to remove any jewelry or other objects that may interfere with the procedure.  You will be asked to empty your bladder prior to the procedure.  An intravenous (IV) line will be started in your hand or arm prior to the procedure for injection of medication and to administer IV fluids, if needed.  You will be connected to an electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG) monitor that records the electrical activity of the heart and monitors the heart during the procedure using small, adhesive electrodes.  Large electrode pads will be placed on the front and back of the chest.  Once the lead wire is inside the heart, it will be tested to verify proper location and that it works. There may be one, two, or three lead wires inserted, depending on the type of device your doctor has chosen for your condition 13
  • 14. Procedure during the pacemaker implanted-  The ECG will be observed to ensure that the pacer is working correctly.  The skin incision will be closed with sutures, adhesive strips, or a special glue.  A sterile bandage or dressing will be applied. Figure : Location of pacemaker implant 14
  • 15. Technical specification of a pacemaker- Pacing Modes VVI,VVT,VVO,AAI,AOO,OFF Basic Pacing rates Between 30bpm and 120bpm Sensitivites Between 0.5mv and 4.0mv ,in step of 0.5mv Electrical configuration for pacing Monopolar/bipolar Initial voltage 2.8v Electrode material Titanium coated with iridium oxide. Lead body Polyurethene Means of attachment Titannium alloy screws 15
  • 16. Advantage and Disadvantage of pacemaker- ADVANTAGE  The pacemaker uses electrical impulse to stimulate faster rate when the natural system of heart falling to regulate heart beat pacing.  For biventricular pacemaker, its work to ensure the ventricle and atria to work together and improve the heart pumping efficiency.  Used to rectify that causes the heart ventricle to quiver instead than beat in normal rhythm.  By using pacemaker the heart failure can be prevent by coordinate electrical signal between ventricles of the heart. DISADVANTAGE  Pacemaker implantation may reveal patients to surgical site infections. Apart from that they can get allergic to anesthesia and also became swollen and bruising.  The pacemaker users have to be careful with electrical appliances such as cell phone, microwave oven and also high tension wire.  Not only routines that need to be taken into account, but they must also be wary of medical equipment, such as MRI with very high magnetic forces and shockwave lithotripsy to get rid kidney stones.  All these can disrupt the electrical signalling of pacemaker and stop it from functioning and can cause fatal. 16
  • 17. Conclusion- • The artificial pacemaker has been around for over 50 years. Technology has allowed us to advance tremendously int he field of medicine. Today engineers are find ways for creating longer lasting batteries and a way to develop a and replace the actual pacemaker located in our bodies now. With these advances in technology, artificial pacemakers are changing the lives of thousands every year. 17
  • 18. Reference- • Handbook of Biomedical Instrumentation,R S khandpur,Tata McGraw-Hill,2003. • http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/healthlibrary/test _procedures/cardiovascular/pacemaker_insertion _92,P07980 • https://www.nhcs.com.sg/patientcare/ConditionsA ndTreatments/Pages/CardiacPacemakerImplanta tion.aspx • Basic principal of cardiac pacemaker Technology, D. Korpas, Implantable Cardiac Devices Technology, Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013. 18
  • 19. Thank you for your attention 19