AFSymposium 24: Long-Term Effects of Pulsed Field Ablation on Coronary Arteries

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Dr Yury Malyshev (Mount Sinai Hospital, US) joins us to discuss the findings from three studies focusing on the long-term effects of pulsed-field ablation (PFA) on coronary arteries.
Questions:
-What is known currently about the effect of PFA in Coronary Arteries? What is the importance of this topic?
-What was the study design and cohort?
-What are the key findings?
-Who are the take-home messages?
-What research is still needed?
Recorded on-site at AF Symposium 2024, Boston.
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@myghtymouse3043 11 дней назад

I had a PF ablation procedure almost 4 weeks ago (8/29/24) for paroxysmal AFib and I feel like a new person!!! I arrived at the hospital at 10AM, was discharged at 7:30PM, and was eating dinner at 8PM at one of my favorite local restaurants. If, God forbid, I have to repeat the procedure for any reason, I will do it hands-down, in a “hot minute”! ZERO pain before, during, and after the procedure! I was given permission to (permanently) discontinue the Amiodarone the day before the surgery, but I remain on Eliquis & Metoprolol. I HIGHLY recommend PF ablation and am so glad & thankful this new procedure was available to me. (I am a 64 year old female.)

@meschelllaroche2990 Месяц назад

Just had a Pulsed Field Ablation 48 hours ago for Paroxsymal Atrial Fibrillation and I 'm feeling on top of the world, side note I'm 65 years old and know It was the right decision for me!

@zeynepsnmz777 Месяц назад

Hello, do you feel any pain before and after the ablation?

@meschelllaroche2990 Месяц назад

@@zeynepsnmz777 No pain before or after, and no fear either. Only pure bliss.

@zeynepsnmz777 Месяц назад

@@meschelllaroche2990 thanks

@myghtymouse3043 11 дней назад

DITTO!!! I had the same exact procedure for the same diagnosis 3 weeks ago and I feel like a new person!!! I arrived at 10AM and was discharged at 7:30PM and eating dinner by 8PM at one of my favorite local restaurants in South Miami, FL. If, God forbid, I have to repeat the procedure for any reason, I’ll do it hands-down in a “hot minute”! ZERO pain before, during, and after the procedure! I would HIGHLY recommend it to anyone! I am a 64 year old female

@rickfunk1355 3 месяца назад

Currently having my Proximal A/F controlled by low dose Flecainide, it's just a matter of time before I'll need a Ablation, and would chose PFA over the thermal ablations.

@lidiamcoronel2011 5 месяцев назад

I havemy Ablation 2 days ago

@PPP-on3vl 5 месяцев назад

Good luck ❤

@argo84 2 месяца назад

How did it go? I'm scheduled for PFA in one week.

@pitchponderings Месяц назад

how did it go?

@pitchponderings Месяц назад

@@argo84 How did yours go? Recovering okay? Any difficulties? Still on meds or what> I wish you all the best. I'm thinking about PFA soon.

@argo84 Месяц назад

@@pitchponderings it went really well. I had it July 25, 2024. Only took about 1.5 hours. I’ve had no afib since and never had any pain at all. Still on eliquis and propafenone for another 3 months. At that time doctor will determine whether I need to keep taking them.