EnSite™ X EP System and OT Practical Tutorials

Published: 25 April 2022

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Overview

This six-part programme, recorded at EHRA 2022, brings together five leading experts to share experience with impedance and magnetic cardiac mapping, explore the value of Omnipolar technology in atrial fibrillation and complex atrial procedures, and consider the value of Omnipolar technology in combination with imaging integrations in complex ventricular procedures.

 

Dr Ross Hunter (Barts Heart Centre, London, UK) and Dr Arian Sultan (University Hospital Cologne, DE) guide us through 'Omnipolar Mapping Workflow in PVI and Complex Atrial Cases: What Should You Know?'; Dr Tarvinder Dhanjal (University Hospitals Coventry & Warwickshire NHS Trust, UK) delivers an insightful presentation entitled 'Impedance and Voxel Cardiac Mapping: The Power of Choice'. Finally, Dr Andreu Porta-Sanchez and Dr Ivo Roca Luque (Hospital Clinic Barcelona, ES) address 'Omnipolar Mapping and Imaging in Complex Ventricular Cases: What Should You Know?'.

 

Each tutorial provides theoretical and practical real-world experience to support optimal patient outcomes.

 

This video series was supported by Abbott

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Part 1

TUTORIAL 1 – Omnipolar Mapping Workflow in PVI and Complex Atrial Cases: What Should You Know?

This session focuses on the value of Omnipolar technology in atrial fibrillation and complex atrial procedures. The session is intended for physicians who are interested in expanding their knowledge on the working principles and best settings of Omnipolar mapping. The session presents a practical case, accompanied by expert guidance on how to best use this advanced mapping technology in EP procedures.
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Part 2

TUTORIAL 2 – Impedance and Voxel Cardiac Mapping: The Power of Choice

This session focuses on training on the value of impedance and magnetic cardiac mapping and the new mapping capabilities of Omnipolar technology in complex electrophysiological procedures. The session is intended for physicians who are interested in expanding their knowledge on the working principles and best settings of the different cardiac navigation opportunities. The programme presents practical exercises and lectures to demonstrate how to best use this advanced mapping technology in ablation procedures.
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TUTORIAL 2 – Meet the Expert, with Dr Tarvinder Dhanjal Watch now

Part 3

TUTORIAL 3 – Omnipolar Mapping and Imaging in Complex Ventricular Cases: What Should You Know?

This session focuses on the value of Omnipolar technology in combination with imaging integrations in complex ventricular procedures. The session is intended for physicians who are interested in expanding their knowledge on the working principles and best settings of Omnipolar mapping. Viewers will see a practical case and insightful lectures around how to best use this piece of advanced mapping technology in EP procedures.
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TUTORIAL 3 – Omnipolar Mapping and Imaging in Complex Ventricular Cases: What Should You Know? Watch now
TUTORIAL 3 – Meet the Experts, with Dr Andreu Porta-Sanchez and Dr Ivo Roca Luque Watch now

Faculty Biographies

Tarv Dhanjal

Tarv Dhanjal

Dr Tarv Dhanjal, University Hospital Coventry & Warwickshire, NHS Trust, UKDr. Dhanjal is a Consultant Cardiologist, Electrophysiologist and honorary Associate Clinical Professor of Cardiology at the University Hospital Coventry & Warwickshire; University of Warwick and was previously Clinical Lecturer in Cardiology at St. Thomas' Hospital, UK. His expertise is in complex ablations: AF ablation and VT ablation. He has won many prizes, and is a published researcher and book author. Dr Dhanjal is also a fellow of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) and member of the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP), British Medical Association, British Cardiac Society, Heart Rythmn Society and the Medical Defence Union.

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