All treatments and conditions

Enteral feeding is the delivery of nutrients directly into the digestive tract via a tube. The tube is usually placed into the stomach, duodenum or jejunum (small intestine) via either the nose, mouth or the direct percutaneous route.¹

Esophageal stents are often used to treat the side effects of cancer of the esophagus by using a flexible mesh tube, or stent, to keep the blocked area open. Find out what to expect from an esophageal stent procedure, resources, support and more.

Whether you’re just starting to research heart monitors or you already have the LUX-Dx™ ICM and want to learn more, explore the sections below to find answers to your questions.

Learn how CRT devices can help your heart beat more efficiently and allow your doctor to monitor your health.

Learn more about Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) including risk factors, symptoms, treatments, and more.

Learn about approaches for treating DVT blood clots.

Boston Scientific ICD and S-ICD systems are designed to monitor and treat abnormally fast ventricular heart rhythms by delivering electrical energy to the heart. Find out how they work, what to expect after your procedure, and how to lead a full and active life with an implanted device.

Your Boston Scientific pacemaker is designed to monitor and treat your abnormal heart rhythm. Learn about the device, what to expect from your procedure and how you can get back to the pace of life.  

Learn about approaches to treating PAD circulation problems. 

Get to know your home monitoring system, know the benefits, and understand your system including charging your battery.