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Meanings of have a pacemaker in English

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Usage of have a pacemaker in English
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The 87-year-old recently had heart surgery to have a pacemaker fitted.
The Guardian
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One more thing, Ms. Shumway: do you have a pacemaker implant?
Under the dome: a novel
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If any of you have a pacemaker or are pregnant, I invite you to withdraw.
Earth Unaware
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Today, about 25,000 people in the UK have a pacemaker fitted each year.
The Guardian
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He will have a pacemaker fitted this coming Thursday and is expected to be back presenting The Sunday Game within weeks.
The Irish Times
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Pacemakers Facebook Twitter Pinterest In the UK, about 25,000 people have a pacemaker fitted each year.
The Guardian
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Twenty-nine patients had a pacemaker and 29 had an implantable cardioverter defibrillator.
Pubmed
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Vetter had a pacemaker put in a couple of years ago.
The devil's bones: a body farm novel
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Duke Perkins had a pacemaker, and look what happened to him!
Under the dome: a novel
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This association was independent of whether the patient had a pacemaker, defibrillator, or resynchronization device.
Pubmed
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He had a pacemaker installed in 1967 to treat a condition known as heart arrhythmia.
Reuters
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He suffers heart problems and has a pacemaker.
The Guardian
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His lawyer signalled Downey would apply for bail on health grounds as he has a pacemaker.
The Guardian
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At this stage a concerned football hack reminded the incandescent chairman that he had recently had a pacemaker fitted.
The Guardian
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They found that between 1993 and 2009, nearly three million Americans had a pacemaker implanted.
Reuters
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In 2015, he was hospitalised for a stroke and suffered three heart attacks, after which he had a pacemaker installed.
News.com.au
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