Presentation
PH of cardiac surgery, now funny turns. ? arrhythmia as cause of turns. Has implanted monitor. Needs MRI investigation. CXR to review device.
Patient Data
Age: 80 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Insertable cardiac monitor
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Small electronic device in the subcutaneous fat overlying the left chest wall.
Case Discussion
Insertable cardiac monitors are designed to diagnose arrhythmias that may be related to unexplained fainting.
They are placed just under the skin overlying the heart in a simple outpatient procedure, and automatically detect and record abnormal heart rhythms for up to 3 years.
They are MRI compatible.
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