I am sorry to be a bother, but I was just wondering what the limitations are of performing certain electrophysiological procedures and their chances of recurrence. Basically, what procedures need to be enhanced to provide a long term cure. I have read that typically the chances of atrial arrhythmia reoccurance in patients with pacemakers is rare, but is this true in most cases, such as if the patient has had CHD, stroke, heart block, or atherosclerosis in the past? What disorders can reoccur in healthy patients who say had a pacemaker or defibrillator installed in the past and how common is are these cases?
Sorry if I sound retarted for asking this, but I am just thinking of doing an MD-PhD in cardiology and was looking into what type of bench research I could do in the future to enhance current procedures or devise more effective therapies for patients in EP. Thanks so much.
Sorry if I sound retarted for asking this, but I am just thinking of doing an MD-PhD in cardiology and was looking into what type of bench research I could do in the future to enhance current procedures or devise more effective therapies for patients in EP. Thanks so much.