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Medical Conditions - Catheter Ablation

Catheter ablation is a treatment modality for arrhythmia. A catheter is inserted to form scar tissues in the heart, which blocks the abnormal electrical signals and restores normal heart functioning. This procedure is done when medication does not help or if the medication for arrhythmia causes serious side effects.

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Is it safe to manage AFib without medication at 25?

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Can catheter ablation cure my AFib permanently at 54?

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How can the catheter ablation procedure be assessed?

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Dr. Ilir Sharka

Dr. Ilir Sharka

When will the wound created during urolift procedure heal?

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