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2013 BOSTON ATRIAL FIBRILLATION SYMPOSIUM

Steve’s In-Depth Reports

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Summary Title Posting date Presenter(s) Title of BAFS Presentation
Amazing Evolution of Catheter Ablation Guidelines 1-29-2013Dr. Jeremy Ruskin, Massachusetts General HospitalCatheter Ablation for PAF – First or Second Line Therapy?
Difficult Cases in AF Management 1-29-2013Dr. Claudio Tondo, Centro Cardiologico Monzino of Milan, ItalyDifficult Cases in AF Management – Antiarrhythmic Drugs, Anticoagulant, and Clinical Decision Making: Panel and Audience Discussion
Live Satellite and Prerecorded Case Presentations 1-29-2013Dr. Moussa Mansour and his colleagues Dr. Kevin Heist and Dr. Conor Barrett, Massachusetts General HospitalSatellite and Pre-Recorded Case Presentations
Non-Evasive Electrocardiographic Imaging (ECGI) 2-09-2013Dr. Phillip Cuculich, Barnes Jewish Hospital in St. Louis,and Dr. Michel Haissaguerre of the French Bordeaux groupNoninvasive Electrocardiographic Imaging (ECGI) of Human Atrial Fibrillation: What can We See Without Catheters? and Noninvasive Mapping to Guide AF Ablation – Technique and Clinical Results
Reverse Remodeling Ablation2-15-2013Dr. Pierre Jais, Central Hospital Univ. of Bordeaux, FranceReverse Remodeling Prior to Ablation for Persistent AF
Focus on Stenosis: Inflammation and scarring or occlusion of the PV Opening after Ablation4-09-2013Dr. Douglas Packer, the Mayo ClinicThe Risks of A-Fib Ablation
The New Anticoagulants (NOACs)4-10-2013Dr. Daniel Singer of Mass. General and Harvard UniversityCurrent Status of New Anticoagulants for Stroke Prevention in AF and Optimal Drug Selection for Individual Patients
A-Fib Produces Fibrosis—Experimental and Real-World Data ‎4-26-2013 Dr. Jose Jalife, University of Michigan;
Dr. Hans Kottkamp, Clinic Hirslanden Heart Center, Zurich, Switzerland
 “Targeting the Cardiac Myofibroblast to Prevent Persistent AF” Dr. Jose Jalife; “Fibrotic Atrial Cardiomyopathy Syndrome – Definition, Pathophysiology and Clinical Implications” Dr. Hans Kottkamp
 (More coming soon)

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