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The Number of Recalled Leads is Highly Predictive of Lead Failure: Results From the Pacemaker and Implantable Defibrillator Leads Survival Study (“PAIDLESS”)
04/05/2017
The purpose of this study was to determine if implantation of multiple recalled defibrillator leads is associated with an increased risk of lead failure.
The purpose of this study was to determine if implantation of multiple recalled defibrillator leads is associated with an increased risk of lead failure.
The purpose of this study was to...
04/05/2017
EP Lab Digest
Feature Interview
Implementation of the Geneva Platform at Nebraska Medicine: Interview with Dr. Daniel Anderson and Dr. Shane Tsai
04/05/2017
In this interview, we speak with Daniel R. Anderson, MD, PhD and Shane F. Tsai, MD about their use of the Geneva Platform (Geneva Health Solutions).
In this interview, we speak with Daniel R. Anderson, MD, PhD and Shane F. Tsai, MD about their use of the Geneva Platform (Geneva Health Solutions).
In this interview, we speak with...
04/05/2017
EP Lab Digest
Cover Story
What to Expect at Heart Rhythm 2017: Interview with Thomas F. Deering, MD, FHRS
04/04/2017
In this article, we speak with Thomas F. Deering, MD, FHRS, Scientific Sessions Program Committee Chair, about the Heart Rhythm Society’s (HRS) 38th Annual Scientific Sessions, taking place May 10-13 at the McCormick Place in Chicago.  
In this article, we speak with Thomas F. Deering, MD, FHRS, Scientific Sessions Program Committee Chair, about the Heart Rhythm Society’s (HRS) 38th Annual Scientific Sessions, taking place May 10-13 at the McCormick Place in Chicago.  
In this article, we speak with...
04/04/2017
EP Lab Digest
Cover Story
Components of the EP Study, Part 4: Atrial Extrastimulus Testing (AET)
04/04/2017
This is the fourth and final installment of a series of articles in EP Lab Digest discussing the components of a basic electrophysiology study.
This is the fourth and final installment of a series of articles in EP Lab Digest discussing the components of a basic electrophysiology study.
This is the fourth and final...
04/04/2017
EP Lab Digest
Letter from the Editor
The Rising Costs of Isoproterenol
03/03/2017
It is likely that many EP programs are unaware that their hospital is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on isoproterenol.
It is likely that many EP programs are unaware that their hospital is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on isoproterenol.
It is likely that many EP...
03/03/2017
EP Lab Digest
Cover Story
Spotlight Interview: The University of Kansas Hospital
03/02/2017
The University of Kansas Hospital cardiac electrophysiology (EP) program has experienced tremendous growth from the time of its inception to its present-day status as a major referral center in the Midwest.
The University of Kansas Hospital cardiac electrophysiology (EP) program has experienced tremendous growth from the time of its inception to its present-day status as a major referral center in the Midwest.
The University of Kansas...
03/02/2017
EP Lab Digest
Cover Story
User Review: The New EnSite Precision Cardiac Mapping System
03/02/2017
On December 19, 2016, an 88-year-old woman from Salt Lake City was the first person in the U.S. to experience the new EnSite Precision Cardiac Mapping System (Abbott). This next generation mapping system allowed me far better assessment of...
On December 19, 2016, an 88-year-old woman from Salt Lake City was the first person in the U.S. to experience the new EnSite Precision Cardiac Mapping System (Abbott). This next generation mapping system allowed me far better assessment of...
On December 19, 2016, an...
03/02/2017
EP Lab Digest
Cover Story
Just How Safe Are Medical Devices? Protecting Patients From Cyber Attacks
03/02/2017
The idea that cyber hacking of medical devices is even possible was once thought to be something from a science fiction story. Now it is becoming a reality, and it is not just pacemakers and ICDs that are at risk.
The idea that cyber hacking of medical devices is even possible was once thought to be something from a science fiction story. Now it is becoming a reality, and it is not just pacemakers and ICDs that are at risk.
The idea that cyber hacking of...
03/02/2017
EP Lab Digest
Letter from the Editor
New Billing Codes for Sedation in the EP Lab
02/06/2017
Most patients who undergo an invasive EP procedure require some sedation in addition to local anesthesia. Levels of sedation are often categorized as minimal sedation (anxiolysis), moderate sedation (conscious), deep sedation, and general...
Most patients who undergo an invasive EP procedure require some sedation in addition to local anesthesia. Levels of sedation are often categorized as minimal sedation (anxiolysis), moderate sedation (conscious), deep sedation, and general...
Most patients who undergo an...
02/06/2017
EP Lab Digest
Feature Interview
Finding Freedom to Reduce Radiation and Lead: Interview with Dr. Andrew Brenyo
02/05/2017
Dr. Andrew Brenyo, an electrophysiologist with the Greenville Health System in Greenville, South Carolina, discusses his decision to pursue radiation reduction and lead removal.  Why was pursuing workflows with reduced radiation and...
Dr. Andrew Brenyo, an electrophysiologist with the Greenville Health System in Greenville, South Carolina, discusses his decision to pursue radiation reduction and lead removal.  Why was pursuing workflows with reduced radiation and...
Dr. Andrew Brenyo, an...
02/05/2017
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