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The videos and links are provided for educational use only.
The videos and links are provided for educational use only.
The videos and links are provided for educational use only.
The videos and links are provided for educational use only.
The videos and links are provided for educational use only.
MAPPING AND ABLATION
Some arrhythmias can be localized to a specific location within the heart. This process is called mapping. Once the arrhythmia is mapped, sometimes the arrhythmia can be cured by ablation. Ablation involves applying radiofrequency from a small catheter, which cauterizes a small amount of tissue involved with the arrhythmia. Once cauterized, this tissue no longer conducts electricity, and hopefully no longer causes arrhythmias.
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PROPAGATION MAP
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LAT 2-Map > 59 points Pulmonary Veins (top) Ablation Site (bottom)
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A computer generated three dimensional map of the left atria, which is one of the chambers within the heart. This patient had atrial fibrillation due to an atrial tachycardia located at the mitral annulus. The dark red dots are where radiofrequency was applied to "burn" the area causing her atrial tachycardia and atrial fibrillation. Note the pulmonary veins enter the back of the left atria.
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All arrhythmia videos and links are for educational use only. Our office is located in Chico, CA.