Cardiologists in Ústí became the first to use a modern system for treating cardiac arrhythmias
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Cardiologists in Ústí nad Labem have used a new, highly advanced system for the first time in treating cardiac arrhythmias. These are disorders of the heart rhythm that can be dangerous for patients. During the procedure, doctors try to interrupt the unwanted spread of electrical impulses in the heart.
The system is called Affera. It helps doctors restore or maintain a regular heart rhythm. Thanks to modern technology, cardiologists can plan the procedure more precisely and better monitor what is happening in the heart. According to available information, this device is a novelty for the local hospital.
The new system thus expands the options for treating patients with arrhythmias in the region. Doctors can offer another method of care for patients who need a heart procedure. Details on the number of patients who have already been treated this way are not yet available.
Doctors in Ústí nad Labem thus show that modern technologies are increasingly being used even in regional hospitals. For patients, this means the possibility of more effective and safer treatment in the place where they live.
Sources: Ústecký deník
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