June 7, 2022 – Stereotaxa world leader in innovative robotic technologies for the treatment of cardiac arrhythmiaannounces the publication of a special issue of the Journal of Auricon Fibrillation and Electrophysiology (JAFIB-EP) to use Robotic magnetic navigation (RMN) for the treatment of cardiac arrhythmias. The special issue of robotics has been published in collaboration with the Society for Cardiac Robotic Navigation And includes sixteen publications evaluated by peers that document the clinical value of robotic magnetic navigation, new technologies and refined work flows through a wide range of cardiac arrhythmias. The newspaper will also incorporate robotics as a recurring section in future editions.
Doctors of 20 hospitals and universities in North America, Europe and Asia have contributed to the sixteen publications of the special robotics issue. The full problem is accessible to www.jafib-ep.com. Publications cover a wide range of subjects, in particular:
- Historical examination and evolution of robotic magnetic navigation
- Examinations of clinical results of large sub-assemblies of patients with atrial fibrillation, ventricular tachycardia and supraventricular tachycardia
- Robotics allowing cardiac removal procedures without fluorine without the use of X -ray radiation
- The use of stereotaxis robotic technology in conjunction with new preoperative imaging and a wide range of electrophysiology technologies
- Demonstration of teleobotics technology for remote navigation of the catheter
“Robotics represents an increasingly important technology for the field of electrophysiology,” said Dr Andrea NataleEditor -in -chief of the Journal of Austrial Fibrillation & Electrophysiology. “We are delighted to collaborate with the Society for Cardiac Robotic Navigation on this special issue and to contribute to the advancement of clinical sciences and awareness.”
“We seem to be at an important inflection point in the evolution of robotic magnetic navigation in electrophysiology,” said Dr. J. Peter WeissPresident of the Society for Cardiac Robotic Navigation. “While the field continues to optimize the safety, efficiency and efficiency of care for arrhythmic patients, the growing adoption of robotics and automation is ready to play an essential role. We hope that this special edition will provide education, motivation and inspiration to all those who wish to advance the field. »»
The diary of atrial fibrillation and electrophysiology was founded in 2008. Tens of millions of individuals in the world suffer from arrhythmias – abnormal cardiac rhythms that result when the heart beats too quickly, too slowly or with an irregular motive . When they are not treated, arrhythmia can considerably increase the risk of stroke, heart failure and sudden cardiac arrest. Robotic magnetic navigation introduces the advantages of robotic precision and safety of cardiac ablation. Robotic cardiac removal is carried out using a gentle magnetic catheter sailed inside the heart by a doctor sitting in a computer cockpit. The doctor sails in the catheter using precise and robotically positioned magnets positioned on each side of the patient.
“An increasing set of scientific literature continues to support the differentiated clinical value of robotics for the treatment of a wide range of arrhythmias,” said David Fischel, president and chief executive officer. “We are delighted to advance the boundaries of patient care and technology in electrophysiology.”
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