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Implantable devices refer to medical devices that are inserted into or onto the body to monitor, assist, or replace a physiological function. These technologies are integral to modern healthcare, enabling chronic condition management, surgical interventions, and enhanced quality of life for patients. Implantable devices range from small sensors to complex systems, each designed for specific medical needs.
One of the most common types of implantable devices is the pacemaker, which regulates heart rhythm by
Implantable devices also include defibrillators, which prevent sudden cardiac arrest by delivering shocks to restore normal
The development of implantable devices has advanced significantly with improvements in miniaturization, battery technology, and wireless
Regulatory bodies, such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Medicines Agency (EMA),