Topic

Ventricular Tachycardia


Pearls and Pitfalls of Ventricular Tachycardia Ablation

Previews | Friday, March 12 2010
 

FDA approves Sorin's updated CRT-D

Regulatory News | Sunday, February 07 2010
 

Cardima's mapping catheter enters Japanese market

Regulatory News | Monday, January 04 2010
 

AHA: New imaging agent may shed light on cardiac sympathetic nerves

Clinical Studies | Tuesday, November 24 2009
 

NEJM: ICD does not improve death risk after heart attack

Top Stories | Wednesday, October 07 2009
 

Circulation: During CPR, more compressions = more saved lives

Clinical Studies | Tuesday, September 15 2009
 

FDA clears Biosense magnetic, irrigated catheter for radiofrequency ablation

Regulatory News | Sunday, March 01 2009
 

"Love trying his wings in a first little flutter."

Editorial | Thursday, February 12 2009
 

FDA clears Biosense catheter as first to treat a-fib

Top Stories | Friday, February 06 2009
 

Management of Sustained Ventricular Tachycardia

Previews | Friday, March 12 2010
 

Bioniche Pharma launches generic antiarrhythmic agent

New Products | Saturday, January 16 2010
 

Lancet: Ablation prior to defibrillator shock reduces risk of recurrent VT

Clinical Studies | Thursday, December 31 2009
 

AHA: Postmortem genetic testing may be inexpensive way to ID familial risk

Conference News | Sunday, November 15 2009
 

JACC: No increased risk of contrast-related death with stress echo

Clinical Studies | Wednesday, September 30 2009
 

CardioNet updates mobile cardiac telemetry service

New Products | Tuesday, September 15 2009
 

FEATURE: Medtronic Fidelis leads worsen over time; incomplete post-market study

Top Stories | Wednesday, February 25 2009
 

Transoma nets FDA clearance for upgraded cardiac monitor

Regulatory News | Thursday, February 12 2009
 


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Commentary: Atrial fibrillation strikes an electrophysiologist

 Middle age introduces itself in many ways; one is atrial fibrillation (AF). My onset of AF seems to have coincided with a mountain bike accident in the woods of North Carolina that resulted in some cracked ribs.

AHRQ: Health IT could be disruptive while reducing rehospitalization rates, costs

 The use of health IT to reduce rehospitalizations will be welcome but also disruptive, said Stephen Jencks, an independent consultant in healthcare safety during a Feb. 24 webinar on the potential use of health IT to mitigate rehospitalizations, sponsored by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).