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Kevin Brady

@hapa_ep

EP Aficionado and #EnSite mapping specialist, North Washington State. I collect ECGs and localization algos. This is not medical advice, just personal tweets.

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Pinwheel šŸŽ” flutter in the RSPV before starting PFA PVI. Patient presented in this rhythm and ECGs going way back show only this AFL, sometimes 2:1 and sometimes Wenckebach. Do you isolate the RSPV and call it good, isolate both RPVs, or perform the full PVI as planned? #EPeeps

Vanessa Pittar | EP ABBOTT (@vanpittar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Recent studies, including the Volt CE Mark Study, demonstrate that mild sedation with no propofol—using midazolam, fentanyl, and lidocaine—is both feasible and safe for treating PAF and PersAF. Staying updated with the latest evidence helps us provide better patient care. Are

Recent studies, including the Volt CE Mark Study, demonstrate that mild sedation with no propofol—using midazolam, fentanyl, and lidocaine—is both feasible and safe for treating PAF and PersAF.

Staying updated with the latest evidence helps us provide better patient care. Are
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Surprise spontaneous ORT using a concealed left lateral pathway on a younger patient (early 40s) scheduled for PFA AF ablation (history of persistent AF). Should we still proceed with the PVI? #EPeeps

Surprise spontaneous ORT using a concealed left lateral pathway on a younger patient (early 40s) scheduled for PFA AF ablation (history of persistent AF). Should we still proceed with the PVI? #EPeeps
Piotr Futyma, MD (@ftrae) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The beauty of EP is that there's a huge chance you can literally heal such patient with one gentle touch of ablation catheter. There's always room for a second stage of the therapy if needed

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Atrial flutter in the RSPV. šŸ«€Great maps from Kevin Brady showing how mapping insights from our #EnSiteX EP System can help inform your #PFA strategy. #MappingMatters How would you approach, #EPeeps? Safety Info: bit.ly/4n7v5Av

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That feeling of a one-burn ā¤ļøā€šŸ”„ termination during bigeminal LV summit PVC ablation! Although this time it took 11 long seconds for the PVC to suppress with RF just below the LCC. Does that mean the focus was just deep or were we not exactly on the right spot? #EPeeps #GridX

That feeling of a one-burn ā¤ļøā€šŸ”„ termination during bigeminal LV summit PVC ablation! Although this time it took 11 long seconds for the PVC to suppress with RF just below the LCC. Does that mean the focus was just deep or were we not exactly on the right spot? #EPeeps #GridX
ALBERTO ALFIE (@alfieep1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thanks all for your inputs: Answer: ā€œReversed Coumel Signā€ Typical TCL prolongation in Coumel sign is the result of interaction btw VA prolongation w/BBB & AH shortening. Reversed Coumel Sign is the result of a huge AH prolongation after BBB resolution & VA shortening.

Thanks all for your inputs:

Answer:
ā€œReversed Coumel Signā€

Typical TCL prolongation in Coumel sign is the result of interaction btw
VA prolongation w/BBB & AH shortening. 

Reversed Coumel Sign is the result of a huge AH prolongation after BBB resolution & VA shortening.