Catheter ablation for VT can reduce the need for ICD therapies and is an increasingly important adjunct to the treatment of these patients. Ventricular scars are a major source of substrate for ...

Wright would need an ablation ... a catheter through a vein or artery, usually in the groin or the wrist, to get to the heart. Inside this tiny tube is a device with a specialized tip to deliver ...

Esophageal injury is a rare but serious complication of catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation using radiofrequency energy. Recent studies have begun to identify variables that may determine ...

An ultralow-profile transition between its sheath and pigtail-dilator offers smooth insertion, and an angled tip enhances the reach of an ablation catheter. VT ablation is one of the fastest ...