By designing rechargeable devices and using durable, flexible materials, ICDs reduce waste and the need for surgical interventions.
Multi-sensor technology monitors various parameters, reducing unintended shocks from artefacts like electrical noise and muscle activity.
Miniaturized, subcutaneous implants and flexible leads provide comfort, allowing patients greater activity freedom and fewer unnecessary shocks.
Hydrophilic surfaces lower infection risks, and subcutaneous designs avoid the bloodstream, while rechargeable models minimize the need for repeat surgeries.
Flexible leads reduce risks of fractures and dislodgement, offering durability and comfort, especially for active and younger patients.