Fluoroscopy has always been the cornerstone imaging method of interventional cardiology
procedures. However, radiation exposure is linked to an increased risk of malignancies and …

Abstract Purpose of Review There are risks to both patients and electrophysiology providers
from radiation exposure from fluoroscopic imaging, and there is increased interest in …

In the past decade, the use of interventional electrophysiological (EP) procedures for the
diagnosis and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias has exponentially increased. These …

Catheter ablation is nowadays considered the treatment of choice for numerous cardiac
arrhythmias in different clinical scenarios. Fluoroscopy has traditionally been the primary …

Catheter ablations of cardiac arrhythmias are traditionally performed using fluoroscopic
guidance for catheter placement. It is wellestablished that radiation exposure increases the …

In recent times, we have witnessed a significant increase in volume of electrophysiology
(EP) procedures, largely owing to the atrial fibrillation (AF) epidemic coupled with earlier …

Despite the advent of non-fluoroscopic technologies, fluoroscopy remains the cornerstone of
imaging in most interventional electrophysiological procedures, from diagnostic studies to …

Electrophysiologic studies and catheter ablations were traditionally performed with
fluoroscopic guidance, but electrophysiologists have been transitioning from a …

Most of interventional procedures in cardiology are carried out under fluoroscopic imaging
guidance. Besides other peri-interventional risks, radiation exposure should be considered …

Radiofrequency ablation as a definitive cure for common arrhythmias has rapidly evolved
over the last 15 years [1–3]. With this evolution there has been an increasing need for …