Ben Smith (@bensmithep) 's Twitter Profile
Ben Smith

@bensmithep

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calendar_today05-10-2013 04:43:03

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Alan Sugrue, MB BCh (@dralansugrue) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Lots of exciting and noteworthy pulsed field work at #HRS2021. For those new to the field, here is a quick overview of basic #biophysics and principles which should put this work in context and encourage ongoing innovation.

Anne Neubert (@anneneubert1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#EPfellows of #IFPdigital - get prepared for our Digital Cardiac Anatomy course #anatomyfirst➡️see collection of literature recommendation📚feel free to add to the list #EPeeps Rodrigo Sá Patrick Mueller, MD Dominik Linz Mikael Laredo @Caerrhyn Iwanari Kawamura Vun Heng Chong

Sandeep Gautam (@gautamsand) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Do you hate being called in for every MRI on a CIED? Bet your rep hates it even more. Could remote reprogramming help you out? A short 🧵 on our recent publication #EPeeps onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jc…

Eric Lim (@ericlim1975) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/ I wonder what #Epeeps would make of this ECG? Young man, normal heart, present with palpitations. This is the tachycardia induced in lab. I'll post some measurements in the following tweet, but I'll wait a while before posting the EP study.

1/ I wonder what #Epeeps would make of this ECG? Young man, normal heart, present with palpitations. This is the tachycardia induced in lab. I'll post some measurements in the following tweet, but I'll wait a while before posting the EP study.
Antonio Thomaz de Andrade, MD 🇧🇷 (@athomazandrade) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1. In my previous post, I shared some Holter strips and a 12-lead ECG from a 38-year-old male patient that showed a deflection after the QRS complex. However, the low voltage and T-wave inversion in the precordial leads also caught our attention.

1. In my previous post, I shared some Holter strips and a 12-lead ECG from a 38-year-old male patient that showed a deflection after the QRS complex. However, the low voltage and T-wave inversion in the precordial leads also caught our attention.
Antonio Frontera (@sozi81) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Elegant work on the analysis of EGM morphology. The conventional use of a "balanced" EGM signal does not identify the anatomical mitral valve annulus. The A/V EGM ratio between 1:9 and 1:16 best approximates the mitral valve annular plane. Nice work shorturl.at/qLOQ7

Elegant work on the analysis of EGM morphology. The conventional use of a "balanced" EGM signal does not identify the anatomical mitral valve annulus. The A/V EGM ratio between 1:9 and 1:16 best approximates the mitral valve annular plane. Nice work shorturl.at/qLOQ7
Lucas Moura (@lucasmouraeef) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yesterday, a fascinating case. A 68yo patient, father of three doctors (a significant risk factor), CAD with recovered EF, LBB and very frequent PVC's (pic 1)—25% on Holter with palpitations and was documented to have bradycardia while on a beta-blocker.

Yesterday, a fascinating case. A 68yo patient,  father of three doctors (a significant risk factor), CAD with recovered EF, LBB and very frequent PVC's (pic 1)—25% on  Holter with palpitations and was documented to have bradycardia while on a beta-blocker.
Penn Electrophysiology Fellowship (@pennepfellows) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why stop at 2 birds with 1 stone when you can get 3? Fermin Carlos Garcia maps the LV annular branch with EP star. 3 distinct PVCs mapped to intraseptal origin. Ablation adjacent to earliest EP* eliminates all 3 PVCs with 1st burn. #Epeeps @Penncardiology Carli J. Peters, MD @MiguelVldrbno

Why stop at 2 birds with 1 stone when you can get 3? <a href="/DrFerminGarcia/">Fermin Carlos Garcia</a> maps the LV annular branch with EP star. 3 distinct PVCs mapped to intraseptal origin. Ablation adjacent to earliest EP* eliminates all 3 PVCs with 1st burn. #Epeeps @Penncardiology <a href="/CarliPetersMD/">Carli J. Peters, MD</a> @MiguelVldrbno
David Kenigsberg, MD (@dkenigsberg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wait! #Epeeps, I thought we didn’t need to pace the PN (or do CMAP monitoring) with #PFA ???🤔 heartrhythmcasereports.com/action/showPdf…

HeartRhythm (@hrs_journal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Iconic Figure: An ECG that changed paradigms about sudden death by Pedro Brugada, MD, PhD and Josep Brugada, MD, PhD heartrhythmjournal.com/article/S1547-…

Antonio Frontera (@sozi81) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Functional phenomena predict recurrences of #AtrialFibrillation— finally on-line #HeartRhythmJ! One of our key discoveries is that many of these functional phenomena have normal bipolar voltage and are strongly linked to extracardiac structures (aorta and esophagus). Link

Giovanni Coluccia (@messapus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Pleased to present you this Atlas of ECG/EGMs taken during #CSP procedures, covering all aspects & manoeuvers that are relevant for implantation and for the diagnosis of CondSys capture. 175 pictures will guide you into the amazing world of physiol pacing! tinyurl.com/CSPAtlas

Pleased to present you this Atlas of ECG/EGMs taken during #CSP procedures, covering all aspects &amp; manoeuvers that are relevant for implantation and for the diagnosis of CondSys capture. 175 pictures will guide you into the amazing world of physiol pacing! tinyurl.com/CSPAtlas
Umut İnevi (@umutinevi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Proudly Presenting: EA Analyzer V0.5! I’m excited to share that I’ve developed a macOS app for a Conventional Electrophysiology Review System—designed to let you work on-the-go. Currently compatible with Cardiolab Systems, with support for other systems coming soon. Key

Heart Rhythm TV (@heartrhythmtv) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW Abstract Spotlight from HRS 2025: #HRStv host Suneet Mittal sat down with Chris Cheung to discuss Prospective Evaluation for Asymptomatic Cerebral Emboli after Pulsed Field Ablation of Atrial Fibrillation (PEACE-AF). See the full interview here #EPeeps ➡️

Akihiko Nogami (@akihikonogami) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Persistent Phrenic Nerve Injury by Pulsed Field Ablation: Lessons from Anatomical Reconstruction and Electrode Positioning. HRCR. Oda, et al. heartrhythmcasereports.com/article/S2214-…

Persistent Phrenic Nerve Injury by Pulsed Field Ablation: Lessons from Anatomical Reconstruction and Electrode Positioning. HRCR. Oda, et al. 
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