Catheter Ablation Animation Video

Educational video about the catheter ablation surgery. Provided by Eastside Arrhythmia Services (EastsideArrhythmiaServices.com).

[@bioniclecollective]

I'm getting my ablation done on Monday and this made me feel a lot better about it getting done! Thank you so much!

[@kimberlyRagdolls]

Yw I hope it turned out ok let me know

[@beesbeebox4429]

Great stuff! Thanks again, it's crystal clear for anyone to undrstand what takes place. I watched it a couple of times for greater understanding.

[@Catnip11147]

Had it done in October, 2014. And I'm still doing well. Thank you Dr. Seth Goldbarg and staff at NY Presbyterian Hospital.

[@mrlilnomad]

This is probably the coolest medical video I've watched.

[@markjching]

my thoughts as well. I never knew how they know where to map and ablate tissues.

[@grahamgoldcrown4145]

I have suffered from palpitations, heart flutters and tachycardia for over 10 years and only recently was offered an ablation procedure. Delighted to say the treatment was given yesterday. It took just over two hours and I slept through under a full anaesthetic and already feel better although it's going to take a few days of rest and recovery before I'm expected to appreciate the full results. My thanks to the medical team at John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford.

[@TheMotocross4life]

Graham Goldcrown glad to hear. I couldn't imagine living with it for that long. I've only had it for a year or so and about to get the procedure done soon. Excited but nervous

[@hwestin0]

is it all gone now?

[@skywater522]

What type of tachycardia u had ?

[@larsvibkpedersen-6623]

Going tomorrow. Thanks for a great video. Really calmed me down.

[@TheCaliairsofter]

This video is very informative and helpful. I've had two ablations done in the last 4 months and typically within two or three days you start to feel better. At the time I am writing this, it is a Saturday and I had the second ablation on the last Wednesday and I feel almost back to normal.

[@sohelediamin713]

Alex Partovi when your had svt problem how was your feeling?

[@flowjoe18us]

This video is really informative. I'm having this procedure done in 2 weeks,and I'm quite nervous about it.This video helped give a general idea as to what will take place during my procedure.I like to have some peace of mind going into this procedure.I'll update ya'll after my procedure.

[@Davida662]

how'd it go?

[@flowjoe18us]

My procedure went well. Took me a little long to recover,but other than that everything is good.

[@MadammeObvia]

@@flowjoe18us any update?

[@robindimal6787]

How are you right now? You can do exercise well? Are you siffering svt again?

[@gerryreposa9772]

Just had it done yesterday....spent the night in the hospital and home the next morning....so far so good...the worst part for me was the catheter for urine....Having to urinate After was extremely painful....it took about Thirty hours to be able to urinate without pain.....other than that my body is sore but a week of rest I was told and I’d be good....I didn’t want to take drugs to control the rhythm so this was a better option for me....

[@ablair33556]

Gerry Reposa the cath is always the worst part of any surgery lol

[@markjching]

The best​ illustration of this procedure yet

[@samenci]

this music is bomb way to give 110%

[@lisapa70]

It only took them about a hour to do mine. And I feel great now.

[@miyanamrlaws7403]

I had this done Friday and it is Sunday evening, Im 48yrs old and I was tired of living with it...it was a disruption in my life. Im happy I have it done...them pulling those catheter out was NOOOOO joke from your groin area. So far all is well, I hope and pray I don't have to do this again. Very so..make sure you rest and drink lots of fluids.

[@Frank289100]

+Miyana mrlaws CAFFEINE IS THE MAINSTREAM CAUSE OF TACHYCARDIA/AFIB. AN OBLATION BURNS OUT YOUR SECONDARY CIRCUIT WHICH THEY INTERPRET AS A DEFECT BUT IN TRUTH IS YOUR EMBRYONIC CIRCUIT WHICH MADE YOUR HEART TAKE IT'S FIRST BEAT IN THE WOMB. IT LATER BECOMES A BACK UP CIRCUIT. IF YOU BURN OUT THAT CIRCUIT OUT AND YOUR PRIMARY CIRCUIT GOES ON THE BLINK OR STOPS WORKING, THERE IS NO LONGER A BACKUP CIRCUIT TO TAKE OVER AND THEN YOU ARE DEAD. THIS IS ALL ABOUT MONEY WHICH HAS PERVERTED THE MEDICAL INDUSTRY. THE CURE IS PLAIN AND SIMPLE. STOP GOING INTO STARBUCKS. YOUR MEDICATION ALSO CAN BE CAUSING TACHYCARDIA/AFIB AND BLOATING DIGESTIVE ISSUES ARE ALSO A CAUSE. PRESERVATIVES AND ADDITIVES ARE ALSO A CAUSE. TIME TO CLEAN UP YOUR DIET INSTEAD OF ALTERING THE HEART WHICH IN THE LONG RUN IS DANGEROUS.

[@marinabranzoni9353]

+Frank289100 I am sorry but you do not know too much about medicine. And please do not shout (all capitals) when you write. it is not polite. Do not tell me that diet can cure juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, kidney deficiency that probably have caused also this arrhythmia....I wish diet was a solution for every problem, would be heaven .

[@Frank289100]

+Marina Branzoni WE ARE TALKING ABOUT AFIB/TACHYCARDIA HERE AND NOT HOW TO COOK A PERFECT POT OF SPAGHETTI. HIPPOCRATES SAID IT THOUSANDS OF YEARS AGO THAT EVERYTHING WHICH MAKES THE BODY SICK COMES FROM WHAT YOU PUT IN YOUR MOUTH. CAFFEINE IS THE CAUSE OF NEARLY ALL THESE AFIB/TACHYCARDIA CONDITIONS.

[@marinabranzoni9353]

Frank289100 but I do not drink coffee tea or alcohol. ...go figure it

[@Frank289100]

+Marina Branzoni BUT YOU DO TAKE MEDICINE AND POSSIBLY YOU DO EAT CHOCOLATE. YOU DO EAT FOODS WITH ADDITIVES AND PRESERVATIVES WHICH ALSO IS THE CAUSE?

[@gloriatate9553]

The Cardiology team from Ascension Amita Health/ ST Mary of Nazareth hospital in Chicago, IL and my Heart Electrophysiologist name is Dr Kristen Duque did beautiful job back in 2010. I suffered with heart arrhythmia condition AFIB/heart flutter palpitations for 3 years before my catheter ablation in 2010.

[@MilciadesAndrion]

Catherer Oblavion is a very complex procedure and even that this video have seven years is very useful. New devices and procedures are being developed and updated.

[@adam3561]

Wow, how far this technology has evolved to now the likes of pulse field.

[@davidpetack4920]

Had it dec 26th got home next day took 2 and half hrs procedure recovery 5hs laying on back to heal and close artery little tired 1 week no heavy lifting ready to roll ina week great doctor's and tech 1 percent chance of infection 1percent chance of anything hopeful this will help would absolutely do it again if needed

[@taythatoledo6683]

WELL, I HAVE 5 ABLATIONS ALREADY IN MY HEART, BUT SOMETIMES I FEEL THE ARITMIA AGAIN... I HAD MY LAST ONE ABOUT 2 YEARS AGO. I PRAY THAT GOD GIVE HEALTH TO ALL OF YOU ( AND ME TOO). MINE HAD BEING DONE AT THE CARDIOVASCULAR HOSPITAL OF PUERTO RICO. THANKS TO MY DOCTOR MIGUEL ABREU GARCIA, CARDIOLOGY ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY. 💔❤ BLANCA, FROM HATILLO, 🙏 PUERTO RICO 🙏.

[@noncopyrightsong8848]

Taytha toledo, what is your problem?

[@taythatoledo6683]

@@noncopyrightsong8848 ARITMIA VENTRICULAR AND ARITMIA ATRIAL. BUT AFTER MY 5 ABLATIONS I'M DOING A "" LITTLE BIT "" BETTER WITH TOPROL AND TAMBOCOR TREATMENT.... THANK YOU FOR ASKING, GOD BLESS YOU 🙏. HOPE YOU FEEL WELL IN GOD NAME, AMEN 🙏

[@noncopyrightsong8848]

@@taythatoledo6683 thank you for your reply

[@taythatoledo6683]

@@noncopyrightsong8848 GOD BLESS YOU 🙏.

[@tabascocat5102]

So you cause an infarct? And create a SCAR~? When it is often caused by scar tissue in the first place? And how on EARTH do you keep it in the correct position when its a MOVING TARGET???

[@joecity-rp2093]

I felt comfortable with getting an ablation UNTIL I SEEN THIS VIDEO. holy shit

[@ronaldyudoadityo8192]

Im about to get this by the end of April and Im so nervous, first of all because I have never had a surgery before, and because I am afraid of needles also, and the doctor already mentioned that he will only use local anesthesia.

[@thefractured_butwhole]

I hope it went well. I'm going to see someone for a consultation. I have afib.

[@jordanvaughan768]

I am due for mine sometime here in the next few weeks. For those who have had it done, how long does the procedure usually take?

[@takyobao5220]

I have a Cardiac Ablation two weeks ago at St. Joseph Medical Center in Stockton, CA. And it was performed by Dr. Walter Chein successfully in 3 hours. Glad it was done.

[@erick7brian]

How have you been since bro

[@gareth1983]

i had my ablation for WPW 3 years ago, and was discharged from it half a year later. but it seems to be coming back now. whats the chances of a recurring WPW?

[@sohelediamin713]

Gareth See did you meet again with the doctor about wpw and why it’s come back again?

[@juju55488]

Getting mine done tomorrow morning...Tues...have had afib for about 7-8 years...so tired of it....no more on and off.....every 6 months or so....

[@PartySpock]

This happy music makes me nervous.

[@izazalishah1334]

Frequency of generator...?

[@andrewtweedy2887]

I might have to get this done soon is there any chance it can go wrong??

[@ablair33556]

Andrew Tweedy did you get it done ?

[@daviderosshelton]

No I was sleep through the entire 5 hour procedure. No pain, no worries

[@erick7brian]

How have you been since your procedure?

[@kathryns593]

can this barbaric procedure be done more humanely? Like through a patient's arm or neck?

[@TheMotocross4life]

Kathryn Steward I would imagine not. You could accident move your arm or have a sheath fail in your neck and lose blood to brain

[@quietman2672]

Barbaric???

[@Xolotl.of.Aztlan]

What's the cost for this procedure ?? 🤔🤔 Anyone

[@oysterquartz17014]

Charlie Glass Free where I live :)

[@vishalrana4768]

Hi Melvin where you live. I have to do this procedure . Plz tell thanks

[@StellaIrisandTess]

Thanks. :)

[@Blukerbeh]

I had mine done around 5-6 years ago and it came back :(

[@kenleesuser1943]

Have you had a second ablation or reverted to medication control

[@StellaIrisandTess]

Do I have to be awake for this?

[@oysterquartz17014]

PianoGirl Depends, you can always ask your doctor, but I think it’s preferred to stay awake. I asked my doctor and he said I could be asleep aswell.