HRX NeXt Episode 10: Beyond the Ablation: Building a Smarter EP Workflow
Availability
On-Demand
Expires on Sep 20, 2029
Cost
$0.00
The session is designed to help participants look beyond the primary ablation therapy and consider safety, access, versatility, workflow integration, navigation, standardization, and economic value when selecting technologies for the modern EP lab.

This episode is powered by Synaptic Medical: Synaptic is an innovative medical technology company dedicated to advancing electrophysiology through a growing portfolio of thoughtfully designed solutions, including the AccuSafe transseptal guidewire, Navigo™ steerable sheath, RithmID CS catheter, and more. By working alongside physicians and healthcare partners, we aim to enhance procedural safety and efficiency, improve patient outcomes, and deliver meaningful clinical and economic value. Our mission is to help shape the future of EP with innovations that benefit patients, providers, and the broader healthcare system. 

  • Consider safety, access, versatility, workflow integration, navigation, standardization, and economic value when selecting technologies for the modern EP lab.
  • Compare technology platforms based on their ability to support standardization, operational efficiency, and seamless integration into EP lab workflows. 
  • Assess the economic and clinical value considerations that influence technology adoption and long-term success in contemporary electrophysiology practice. 
  • Electrophysiologists
  • Allied Professionals
  • Cardiologists
  • Industry Partners
  • Patients and Caregivers
  • Scientists and Researchers
Panelists

Ambrose F Panico, DO | Cardiovascular Associates of Mesa
David DeLurgio, MD | Emory Healthcare
Stanislav Weiner, MD | CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital


Faculty Disclosures

A. Panico

No relevant disclosures

D. DeLurgio
No relevant disclosures

S. Weiner
No relevant disclosures
 


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