Tinoco M, Cardoso F, Leite S, Calvo L, Sanfins V, Ribeiro S, Lourenço A

Idioma: Inglés [English version]
Referencias bibliográficas: 18
Paginas: 126-133
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RESUMEN

La ablación por radiofrecuencia es una técnica eficaz y segura para el tratamiento de diferentes tipos de arritmias. La ablación por radiofrecuencia se realiza mediante fluoroscopia, una guía de navegación estándar, que está asociada con la exposición a la radiación y sus efectos nocivos bien reconocidos para los pacientes y para el personal de laboratorio. En la última década, los sistemas de mapeo electroanatómico han experimentado un fuerte desarrollo. A pesar de sus indiscutibles ventajas, no incluyen información obtenida por fluoroscopia en tiempo real. El módulo CARTO-UNIVU™ aborda esta importante limitación, ya que combina imágenes de fluoroscopia con el mapeo eletroanatómico tridimensional (3D) en una sola vista 3D, lo que permite una reducción pronunciada de la exposición a la radiación. Presentamos cuatro casos de nuestra primera experiencia en un solo centro con el nuevo módulo CARTO-UNIVU™.

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