Revolutionary Implant: Russian Surgeons Successfully Implant Electronic Heart Guardian for Treating Heart Malfunctions

The video discusses the Electronic Heart Guardian, a device that monitors heart activity and delivers electric impulses to correct irregularities. Implanted near the collarbone, it connects to three heart chambers and offers an advancement over traditional pacemakers by diagnosing and treating arrhythmias with targeted shocks. Weighing 70 grams and powered by a lithium battery, it can deliver shocks up to 700 volts. The device is linked to a computer center in Berlin for remote monitoring and reprogramming, representing a significant technological breakthrough with the potential to reduce hospitalizations.

What is the primary function of the Electronic Heart Guardian?

• To deliver electric impulses to normalize heart function

• To monitor blood pressure

• To replace damaged heart valves

• To measure cholesterol levels

Where was the first implant of the Electronic Heart Guardian performed?

• Moscow

• Berlin

• New York

• Tokyo

How does the Electronic Heart Guardian differ from a traditional pacemaker?

• It diagnoses irregularities and delivers targeted shocks

• It is powered by solar energy

• It delivers a constant rhythmic pulse

• It is implanted in the leg

What is the weight of the Electronic Heart Guardian?

• 70 grams

• 50 grams

• 90 grams

• 110 grams

What makes the Electronic Heart Guardian's connectivity special?

• It connects to a local hospital

• It allows remote monitoring and reprogramming from Berlin

• It connects to the patient's smartphone

• It uses satellite communication