Department of Nursing, The University of Alabama, USA
Commentary Article
The Risks and Benefits of Cardiac Ablation
Author(s): Kerry L. Varner*
Cardiovascular removal uses heat or cold energy to create small scars on the heart to block unpredictable electrical signals and restore normal heartbeat. The procedure is used to deal with arrhythmias. Cardiac resuscitation is usually performed using thin, flexible cylinders called catheters inserted into veins or passages. At the same time, removal is performed during heart surgery. Cardiac resuscitation is a technique used to deal with heart problems. When the heart beats, electrical signals that cause the heart to contract (contract) must follow a certain path in the heart. Any disturbance in the signal pathway may trigger an abnormal heartbeat (arrhythmia) .. View More»