Atrial Fibrillation Ablation
A minimally invasive procedure that treats atrial fibrillation by isolating the abnormal electrical signals responsible for the irregular heart rhythm.
A minimally invasive procedure that treats atrial fibrillation by isolating the abnormal electrical signals responsible for the irregular heart rhythm.
A minimally invasive procedure that uses heat or cold energy to treat atrial flutter by blocking the abnormal electrical signals causing the arrhythmia.
A procedure that treats atrial tachycardia by locating and eliminating the area of heart tissue causing abnormal electrical impulses.
A procedure that controls rapid heart rhythms by interrupting electrical signals through the AV node, often used alongside a pacemaker.
A specialist pacemaker treatment for people whose heart failure is made worse by a problem with the timing of the heartbeat. CRT uses carefully timed electrical signals to get both chambers working together again.
A procedure that restores a normal heart rhythm in patients with certain arrhythmias, either by delivering a controlled electrical shock to the heart or medications
A diagnostic procedure that examines the heart's electrical activity to identify the cause of abnormal heart rhythms.
A small device that watches your heart rhythm around the clock. If it detects a life-threatening abnormal rhythm, it delivers a targeted electrical shock to restore a normal heartbeat.
A small device that monitors your heart rate and sends gentle electrical pulses to keep your heart beating at a safe, steady rhythm.
A procedure that treats SVT by targeting and eliminating the abnormal electrical pathway responsible for episodes of rapid heart rhythm.
A specialist ultrasound scan that gives a very detailed view of your heart.
A specialist procedure that treats ventricular tachycardia by targeting the abnormal electrical circuits responsible for dangerous fast heart rhythms.