PAC ➡️ Typ AFl ➡️ AF ➡️ Typ AFl ➡️ NSR
Did you catch all that 😅

Post PVI ablation for AFib and checking our work, we wrapped up in the LA and headed to the Right Atrium. The patient’s prior history showed typical atrial flutter so we grabbed an ultrasound contour and prepped for our drive-by CTI line

It was hard not to geek out as we were securing our line and watching all this EP unfold under the RA! Here’s what I was seeing #behindthescreens using #CartoREPLAY

My CS catheter at 3’o’clock on the LAO caudal RA map (correlating to my green signals) was firing on all cylinders as we watched film from our #ablationtermination

Map 1-2 (highlighted in blue on the left) is one of the signals from the PACs we were tagging (green points on my RA map) correlating to AALLL that activity ⬆️ !! We can see our ablation hitting those juicy signals, and tickling that tissue till our #burnandterm

#ePeeps did you 👀 that MAP 1 uni below my bipolar 😍

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Dust off your history books, cuz we’re going all the way back to ‘98 with this one.

Afib, while not fully understood, is thought to be caused by pulmonary vein triggers. And let me tell you, we had one of the coolest examples of this during our case the other day.

While confirming our work post #burnandterm on the posterior wall for our patient’s persistent fib, we noticed ourselves catching a glimpse at what Haïssaguerre was referencing in his paper from September of ‘98
https://lnkd.in/emG8G-Cz

Crazy to think here we are 20 some years later, and technology has advanced our therapy approach leaps & bounds, but it comes back to #EPfundamentals

#ePeeps check out our decanav CS (green), BS (white), STSF (red), Pentaray 1-2, and 3-4 (yellow) all in normal sinus rhythm while the rest of Pentaray’s splines are mapping separately in the veins that are in fib!

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