Presentation
Occassional syncopal attacks.
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Implantable cardiac monitor
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Frontal chest radiograph shows a subcutaneously placed implantable cardiac monitor (of the size of a pendrive) overlying the left side of cardiac shadow.
Case Discussion
50 year old male with occassional syncopal attacks underwent implantable cardiac monitor placement to record the abnormal ECG rhythms.
Frontal chest radiograph shows the implantable cardiac monitor overlying the left lower chest.
These cardiac monitors are subcutaneously placed and are small enough to be placed for long term monitoring (for upto 2-3 years).
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