A cardiac pacemaker is a tiny device that is implanted in the chest to assist in heartbeat regulation.
The complications associated with use of cardiac pacemaker are, One of the veins in the arm on the side of the body where the Cardiac pacemaker was implanted may develop a blood clot, As one of the lungs is in close proximity to the vein where the cardiac pacemaker wires are implanted, there is a chance that the lung could be accidently punctured during the treatment. This may lead to leaking of air from affected lung into chest area. Antibiotics are typically used in conjunction with surgery to remove and subsequently replace the cardiac pacemaker to treat pacemaker infections
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The DNA contained within the cells of the body is damaged.
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The ‘random events’ theory states that external and spontaneous mutations are responsible for the damage to the DNA that is contained within the cells of the body. Over a period of time, this damage makes the repair process inefficient and may also lead to cancerous cell production.
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1) any compressive force above 3,300 newtons is unsafe
