105 research outputs found
Atrial Remodeling in Atrial Fibrillation. Comorbidities and Markers of Disease Progression Predict Catheter Ablation Outcome
Atrial fibrillation is the most common supraventricular arrhythmia affecting an increasing proportion of the population in which mainstream therapy, i.e. catheter ablation, provides freedom from arrhythmia in only a limited number of patients. Understanding the mechanism is key in order to find more effective therapies and to improve patient selection. In this review, the structural and electrophysiological changes of the atrial musculature that constitute atrial remodeling in atrial fibrillaton and how risk factors and markers of disease progression can predict catheter ablation outcome will be discussed in detail
Pacemaker és ICD-infekciók. A diagnózistól a kezelésig = Pacemaker and ICD infections: From diagnosis to treatment
Pacemaker/ICD-infekció: fókuszban a prevenció = Pacemaker/ICD infection: focusing on the prevention
Inability to perform ‘en bloc’ pulmonary vein isolation requiring ablation of the intervenous carina increases recurrence of atrial fibrillation: A meta‐analysis
Persistent carina conduction after wide area circumferential ablation is associated with inadequate lesion creation during pulmonary vein isolation
Cardioneuroablatio – a cardioinhibitoros reflexsyncope új terápiája : Esetbemutatás [Cardioneuroablation – new treatment for cardioinhibitory reflex syncope]
Szív-elektrofiziológiai vizsgálatok és katéterablációk számának alakulása Magyarországon 2014 és 2016 között = Numbers of cardiac electrophysiology studies and catheter ablations in Hungary between 2014–2016
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