For the first time in Kyrgyzstan, a wireless pacemaker was implanted in a patient at the National Cardiology and Treatment Center in the capital Bishkek, in collaboration with French specialists. This method, which does not require surgical incisions or wires, offers patients the opportunity for faster recovery.
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For the first time in Kyrgyzstan, a wireless pacemaker was implanted in a patient at the National Cardiology and Treatment Center in the capital Bishkek, in collaboration with French specialists. This method, which does not require surgical incisions or wires, offers patients the opportunity for faster recovery.