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Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy- what have we learnt in 20 years? By Prof. Hugh Calkins. Includes: Natural history of the disease and stratification, Difficult decision-making in ARVD, common causes for overdiagnosis, Using isoprenaline challenge to differentiate idiopathic VT...
Principles and pitfalls of Entrainment for VT by Dr Roderick Tung. Includes: Lots of EGM and activation map VT case examples, How to determine if you are in or outside the VT circuit during invasive testing, Entrainment versus activation mapping and How to identify bystander loci...
AF ablation- A look at Balloon Technologies by Erik Wissner. Includes; Point-by-Point ablation and importance of continuity. Comparisons between energy delivery methods. Learning curves for trainees with different technologies. Review of the evolving cryo balloon generations...
Advanced cardiac anatomy for the cardiac electrophysiologist: Part 1- Heart in the chest and epicardium by Dr. Kalyanam Shivkumar. These lectures were given as part of the Virtual #EPFellowsConference during the Covid Pandemic in 2020 to provide an ongoing learning opportunity for EP trainees...
Advanced cardiac anatomy for the cardiac electrophysiologist: Part 2- Anatomical considerations and access to the pericardial space by Dr. Kalyanam Shivkumar. These lectures were given as part of the Virtual #EPFellowsConference during the Covid Pandemic in 2020 to provide an ongoing learning opportunity for EP trainees...
This powerpoint discusses intracadiac electrograms. It is critically important for all electrophysiologists to understand in detail how unipolar and bipolar signals are recorded and how they should be interpreted in order to maximise the safety and success of epc studies and catheter ablation procedures...
This PowerPoint slide presentation is intended for a wide EP audience. It reviews the factors that must be present for cardiac reentry to occur, explains the concept of the "excitable gap," demonstrates how pacing can be used to "take over" a circuit (entrainment of the circuit), and shows how bipolar electrogram recordings are interpreted in the context of...
This PowerPoint slide presentation is intended for a wide EP audience. It starts with the basic concepts behind pace mapping, and proceeds to review various scenarios where pacing may produce a QRS morphology that is misleading, potentially resulting in false conclusions about the relevance of that pacing site vis-a-vis the clinical PVC or ventricular tachycardia...
This PowerPoint slide presentation is intended for a wide EP audience. It starts with the basic principles of activation mapping for those new to the concept (Dr. Cooper recommends everyone listens to the introduction and first few slides), proceeds (at 26:52) to use a simplified conduction model to describe common...
