These changes will require Dr. Gillis to use a comprehensive, managed approach with a variety of therapies over the years. Dr. Anne Gillis, Medical Director of Pacing and Electrophysiology at Foothills Hospital and the University of Calgary, seated, and Sue Wilson, Cardiac Rhythm Management Marketing Manager, work together to bring the most effective pacing therapy in the world to Canadian patients such as Mick Kiddle, inset, of Calgary, Alberta. Kappa 400 and 700 series pacing systems Managing the entire spectrum of cardiac rhythm disorders opens new opportunities to improve long-term patient care. As always, our approach is being driven by the physician customers we serve. Instead of looking at the various cardiac rhythm disorders as distinct indications that are treated separately, the medical community views many cardiac problems as interrelated.
Heart problems take on a variety of forms and evolve over time.
This view of cardiac disease requires a comprehensive strategy and innovative solutions that let physicians manage their patients' changing cardiac conditions over a lifetime. Cardiac Rhythm Management Stategy Addressing cardiac dissorders as they exist alone, together, and as they progress Medtronic is uniquely positioned to succeed in this area. There is no single solution for these specific disorders. We are investigating a variety of solutions for each indication, researching and refining our approaches as we work with physicians and researchers to discover the most effective diagnostic and therapeutic answers. Bradycardia Pacing The Medtronic.