What happens after a loop recorder implantation?

On the same day as the procedure, you will be able to return home.
If you're in a lot of discomfort, talk to your doctor about getting some pain medication.
Your healthcare provider may urge you to monitor the incision site for signs of infection, bleeding, or swelling.
After the surgery, you'll need someone to drive you home.
Your healthcare team may ask you to limit your activities until your wound heals.
Implantable loop recorder might set off some metal detectors - please refer to the medical ID card with information about your implantable loop recorder.
An implantable loop recorder is safe for use during MRI, but let your doctor know about your device before you schedule MRI.
An implantable loop recorder is kept up to 2-3 years.
When you no longer need ILR, you will need to have it removed in a similar procedure.

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