Rhythm Disorders and Ablation

Three-Dimensional Mapping and Ablation

The source of the rhythm disorder is located to the millimetre on a three-dimensional map of the heart built by computer, and energy is applied to that point.

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Atrial Fibrillation Ablation

The electrical sources that set off atrial fibrillation are isolated by catheter. It is considered in suitable patients whose palpitations continue despite medication.

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Cryoablation (Cold Energy Ablation)

A balloon catheter seated at the mouth of a pulmonary vein freezes it, creating the line of isolation in one go. It is widely used in atrial fibrillation.

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PFA: Pulsed Field Ablation

An ablation method that uses very short electrical pulses instead of heat or cold. Its defining feature is that it acts selectively on heart muscle cells.

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