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Libya performs first wireless pacemaker implantation, eighth in Africa, at Al-Hadba Al-Khadra General Hospital
via Libya Herald1 min read
Al-Hadba Al-Khadra General Hospital in Libya successfully performed the country's first wireless pacemaker implantation on a patient with a slow heart rate. This procedure, part of the Ministry of Health's 100-day Plan, marks a significant medical milestone for Libya and is the eighth such implantation on the African continent. The Ministry of Health highlighted that this achievement demonstrates the efficiency of Libyan medical staff in utilizing advanced wireless pacemaker technology, which is implanted directly into the heart without traditional wires, thereby reducing risks and accelerating patient recovery. This initiative reflects the Ministry's commitment to developing the healthcare sector and improving services for Libyan citizens, underscoring the positive impact of investing in national medical expertise and providing a suitable technical environment.
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