Catheter Ablation for Atrial Fibrillation

Maggie Berk, a nurse at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, was experiencing fatigue and heart palpatations. It was discovered that she was experiencing atrial fibrillation. Dr. Mitch Faddis treated her wtih catheter ablation, which was taken to the next level with a system developed at the hospital called stereotaxis. Stereotaxis is essentially 3-D mapping. Maggie was in the hospital less than 24 hours, and now has her energy back and enjoys her life.
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[@billbarber9543]

Thanks, I needed this.
Those of us who are active and then suddenly can barely get around because of fatigue will appreciate Maggie's story.
My ablation will be this Wednesday

[@HarryTrumansGhost]

Catheter ablation for afib is a corporate-driven procedure that is riskier and less effective than advertised: Google "collateral damage by dan walter"

[@kenboykenney239]

Same here. had ablation twice and still have it :-(