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My mum having cabg on 2003 after 3yrs she has been implemented ppm (pace maker)? will this help?
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Not uncommon: It's not uncommon for the hearts electrical system, or even it's coordination, to become damaged in people suffering from coronary disease. A pacemaker can help in either of these situations.
Answered 11/26/2014
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