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The Mayo Clinic was just approved for cardiac catheter ablation for atrial arrythmias.
Look up and compare and contrast this to something like Maze procedures if you're interested.
I can't wait til more hospitals start doing this...lifetime anti-coagulation can be very high risk, it would be awesome if we could get more people cured of their chronic afib/aflutter and off of Coumadin!
Anyway, for those that are interested, at my job we try and get people for an angioplasty within 30 minutes of the MI diagnosis - apparently that's something we've only been doing for about 5 years. Before that it was thrombolytic therapy.
I did email some links to my lecturer re: the spit test. I love it, but unfortunately I have to talk about current methods of treatment.
Seawitch
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Hi,
I'd like some help with an essay question if I could? I really need a steer in the right direction. I haven't started it yet, because I'm not sure where to start!!
I just need to discuss any recent advances in the management of atrial arrhythmias /supraventricular arrhythmias or MI's. So has anyone heard of anything spectacular for me to research and write about? It's only a short 2500 word essay.
I would appreciate your advice and input. Thanks.