Video Q&A about Advancements in Cardiology and What They Mean for Patients

Latest in medical management of systolic dysfunction with preserved ejection fraction?

My triple by pass is 22 yrs old and am just interested to hear newest technology has

I read an article about the folks at Washington University in St. Louis using targeted low dose radiation to treat ventricular arrhythmia. Any update on this new procedure? Can it be used in the future to treat AFIB? I think they are currently only using it on older patients until they have more data on the impact of targeting the heart with low dose radiation. https://outlook.wustl.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Outlook_Summer2018.pdf

Had the watchman implanted 6 months ago. Now considering av node ablation and pacemaker for persistent afib. Will this stop the symptoms of afib?

I don't think I know enough to ask an intelligent question. Perhaps I'll have some after I hear about the latest treatments for arrythmias. I'm very interested as my heart is out of rhythm most of the time now after an ablation fixed it for nearly 10 years.

Are patients with tricuspid atresia eligible for transplants heart & lung transplants?

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I'd like to invite you to join us today, Monday, Feb. 11 at 12pm CT, as Dr. Sabrina Phillips and Dr. Henry Ting discuss the most recent advancements in cardiology, including the Electrophysiology Laboratory for arrhythmias, treatment for adult congenital heart diseases and current research.
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Drs. Phillips and Ting will answer questions live during the broadcast. You can participate in the Video Q&A on Connect by returning to this page; the video will be shown at the top of the page.

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I'd like to invite you to join us today, Monday, Feb. 11 at 12pm CT, as Dr. Sabrina Phillips and Dr. Henry Ting discuss the most recent advancements in cardiology, including the Electrophysiology Laboratory for arrhythmias, treatment for adult congenital heart diseases and current research.
Simply click VIEW & REPLYin the email notification for details and to sign-up.

Drs. Phillips and Ting will answer questions live during the broadcast. You can participate in the Video Q&A on Connect by returning to this page; the video will be shown at the top of the page.

@bwn369

I read an article about the folks at Washington University in St. Louis using targeted low dose radiation to treat ventricular arrhythmia. Any update on this new procedure? Can it be used in the future to treat AFIB? I think they are currently only using it on older patients until they have more data on the impact of targeting the heart with low dose radiation. https://outlook.wustl.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Outlook_Summer2018.pdf

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Hi @bwn369,

Welcome! I’ll summarize your question, and post it for Drs. Phillips and Ting during the Q&A. In the meantime, I invite you to explore more of Mayo Clinic Connect; please feel free to join the discussions in the Heart Rhythm Conditions group on Connect: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/heart-rhythm-conditions/ Here are a few to get you started:

– Heart Rhythm Conditions – Welcome to the group https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/heart-rhythm-conditions-welcome-to-the-group/
– Watchman Implant for A-Fib https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/watchman-implant-for-a-fib/

Let me know if there’s a particular topic you’d like to talk about or members you’d like to connect with.

@maryrohrer1

Latest in medical management of systolic dysfunction with preserved ejection fraction?

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Welcome to Connect, @maryrohrer1.

Can t get on????

@kanaazpereira

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I'd like to invite you to join us today, Monday, Feb. 11 at 12pm CT, as Dr. Sabrina Phillips and Dr. Henry Ting discuss the most recent advancements in cardiology, including the Electrophysiology Laboratory for arrhythmias, treatment for adult congenital heart diseases and current research.
Simply click VIEW & REPLYin the email notification for details and to sign-up.

Drs. Phillips and Ting will answer questions live during the broadcast. You can participate in the Video Q&A on Connect by returning to this page; the video will be shown at the top of the page.

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What is the link to the webinar

@1943

Can t get on????

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Try refreshing your browser. It's working for me.

@audreylaine

Try refreshing your browser. It's working for me.

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Nothing seems to help. I get an initial picture then just the blue logo screen. Maybe next time.

@bcw08209

Nothing seems to help. I get an initial picture then just the blue logo screen. Maybe next time.

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Try this: