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    WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 2016 ❚ SIUSLAW NEWS 9B
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PUBLIC NOTICE
The Florence Planning Commission will be holding a pub-
lic hearing at 7:00 PM on April 26, 2016, in the Council Cham-
bers of City Hall, 250 Highway 101, concerning the following
proposal:
RESOLUTION AR 16 06 VEG 02 – Vegetation Removal: An
application from Stecher Buss, Advanced Construction for a
vegetation clearing permit to remove all vegetation from
three taxlots at the northeast corner of 6th Street and Green-
wood Street in the Single Family Residential District. Property
is located at Map 18-12-27-43, Tax lots 02001, 02002 & 02003.
For more information please contact the City of Florence
Planning Department at (541) 997-8237 or visit city’s website
at www.ci.florence.or.us.
Publication Dates: April 20, 2016
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(NAPSA)-Shirley Goodman, a 60-year-old mother and
grandmother from Jacksonville, Florida, recently experi-
enced a “warning stroke” called a transient ischemic attack
that was diagnosed through a magnetic resonance imaging
(MRI) scan. She has also suffered from heart problems for
years. To address her heart condition, her doctor recommend-
ed an implantable cardioverter defi brillator (ICD) to continu-
ously monitor her heart rate and deliver an electrical shock
to correct a life-threatening heart rhythm, if needed. Given
her history, there was a high likelihood that she would need
another MRI in the future.
Until recently, Shirley would not have been able to ben-
efi t from both an ICD and an MRI scan. Thanks to recent
advancements in MRI-conditional heart devices, Shirley re-
ceived an ICD that is approved for use with MRI scans.
One of the fastest-growing imaging techniques, approxi-
mately 28 million MRI scans are performed every year in the
United States. MRI technology has evolved into an essential
tool for the diagnosis of life-threatening conditions such as
stroke, cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, and muscle, bone and
joint pain.
Unlike other diagnostic imaging tests, MRI scans offer
several unique advantages, including:
• Greater detail in examining soft tissue (cartilage, mus-
cles and tendons).
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• No radiation exposure. MRIs do not use potentially
harmful ionizing radiation.
• MRIs evaluate bone health. One of the few imaging
tools that can see through bone, MRI is helpful in detecting
bone cancer and bone loss.
Despite the evolution of MRI technology, thousands of
patients living with certain heart conditions requiring an im-
plantable cardiac device have not been able to undergo this
important diagnostic test. In fact, the U.S. Food & Drug Ad-
ministration warns against patients with heart devices under-
going MRI scans because of potential interactions between
the magnetic fi eld and device function, which could be harm-
ful to patients. In the past, this has posed a critical problem
because approximately 40-75 percent of heart device patients
like Shirley will need an MRI scan at some point during the
lifetime of their heart device.
Fortunately, there are now implantable heart devices
that allow patients to receive these critically important MRI
scans, while providing a valuable treatment for conditions
such as atrial fi brillation and heart failure. These devices in-
clude:
• Pacemakers treat patients with bradycardia, a slow or
irregular heartbeat, usually lower than 60 beats per minute.
At this rate, the heart is not able to pump enough oxygen-rich
blood to the body. As a result, patients may feel dizzy, have
a lack of energy or shortness of breath, or even experience
fainting spells. A pacemaker helps by sending tiny electrical
pulses to the heart to increase the heart rate and restore the
MRI technology is an essential tool for diagnosing many
medical conditions
heart’s rhythm.
• Implantable Cardioverter Defi brillators (ICDs) treat
sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) and other dangerously fast and
potentially life-threatening heart rates. SCA occurs when the
heart beats so fast that it cannot effectively pump blood to the
body and brain. If left untreated, SCA can lead to death. An
ICD helps to monitor the heart and will deliver a life-saving
therapy to restore a normal heartbeat.
• Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy Defi brillators
(CRT-Ds) help treat patients with heart failure by helping the
lower chambers of the heart beat in a synchronized rhythm.
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the Tribal Police
Valley Fire and
Dunes City
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Rescue,
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branch of the
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For patients with heart failure, the heart’s pumping ability
is compromised, and the electrical impulses that contract
the heart’s lower chambers may be impaired. Heart failure
patients may experience symptoms that include shortness of
breath, fatigue, and swelling of the feet and ankles. A CRT-
D not only helps to improve the pumping effi ciency of the
heart, leading to symptom reduction and improved quality of
life for patients, but can also detect and treat dangerously fast
heart rhythms, if needed.
• Insertable Cardiac Monitors (ICMs) continuously mon-
itor and record the heart’s rhythms to help diagnose condi-
tions such as bradycardia and atrial fi brillation, a fast and ir-
regular quivering in the heart’s upper chambers that can lead
to strokes if left untreated. Some ICMs can monitor heart
rhythms for up to three years.
“The defi brillator gives us the assurance to know if she
needs medical help, there is hope she can survive,” said Shir-
ley’s husband, Jesse, following her device implant proce-
dure. “It calms my fears some. And if she needs an MRI, she
will be able to get it.”
If you, a friend or a loved one is evaluating a recommen-
dation from a doctor to receive an implantable heart device,
ask your doctor if it has been approved for use in MRI scans.
For more information, visit www.medtronic.com/mriheart-
devices.
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