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Video version https://youtu.be/abGsk9x7ax0Non-Invasive EPS – Fact or Fiction? We’ve already discussed the use of CRM devices to monitor and manage arrhythmias, but what about using the leads to gain more information about the root cause of the problem? We can use the information from the separate leads during, for example, a tachycardic event to analyse and really find out what’s happening to the patient. This is good for the patient as it can mean avoiding further invasive EP studies, and helpful

Video version https://youtu.be/AKOdaRQe5zgVT or not?Cardiac Rhythm Management (CRM) devices are widely used to address heart rhythm disorders thanks to sophisticated algorithms. But can we always trust them?Let’s have a look at an interesting case study from our clinic.New_Fig1_eventThis is an event that happened to a 52-years old male patient with a defibrillator. What type of tachycardia could it be?Was it:· a ventricle tachycardia (VT)?· an atrial tachycardia (AT)?· an accessory pathway (AVRT)?·

Video version https://youtu.be/0IvTueu2wygHere I am, back with my third blog post. I must mention it was heartening (pun intended) to receive a plethora of feedback on my last post. The post was about heart monitoring devices and explored the role of implantable loop recorders (ILRs) and ECG machines in arrhythmia diagnosis. Feedback means people are listening, watching and reading. That’s a good feeling. Speaking of feedback, my post today dwells on remote home monitoring devices and if their

Video version https://youtu.be/26Fai7FQWG8In my previous post, I looked a little at the history of medicine — starting in medieval times, when medicine began to be the remit of scholars and we saw the nascent emergence of evidence-based practice. Compare that with early surgery, purely physical procedures performed often by barbers and butchers… anyone with a big knife, really. As medics learned more about the structures and functions within the body, surgery and medicine became more closely

Video version https://youtu.be/9_1HN16mS-A What's the best way to start an educational platform for electrophysiology, is really working out, what are we doing?Why am I asking this?Nowadays, as electrophysiology is growing and growing, and the number of devices, pacemakers, defibrillators are growing and growing, people are slowly subspecializing into electrophysiology and into devices. Therefore, before we start and start discussing in future episodes about different cases about electrophysiology