Enjoy our highly rated tour to the Yukon Territory. We stop at all the scenic highlights of the Klondike Highway from Skagway to Carcross/ Emerald Lake. Our midday stop at Caribou Crossing includes Lunch (BBQ chicken with sides or Veg option), Wildlife gallery and Husky sled dog camp with cute puppies!
slide 1 of 6. A cardioversion is a procedure that returns an irregularly beating heart (arrhythmia) to a normal (sinus) rhythm. To do this, a carefully controlled electrical impulse is delivered to the heart. Heart arrhythmias are not unusual and many are not serious and require no treatment.
Cardioversion can be used to treat many types of fast or irregular heart rhythms. The most common irregular heart rhythms that require cardioversion include atrial fibrillation and atrial flutter. Life-saving cardioversion may be used to treat ventricular tachycardia (a rapid, life-threatening rhythm originating from the lower chambers of the heart). Why is the cardioversion procedure needed? Your doctor may recommended that you have a cardioversion procedure to restore your heart rate and rhythm to normal, so you heart can pump as it should. Sometimes, irregular heart rhythms can cause symptoms including: