Cardiac Ablation (surgery) 3D Animation
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- Опубліковано 11 лис 2022
- Cardiac Ablation
How serious is heart ablation surgery?
What are the risks and side effects? Ablation has serious risks, although they are rare. They include stroke and death. If ablation doesn't work the first time, you may need to have it done again.
What is the life expectancy after an ablation?
After a single ablation procedure, arrhythmia-free survival rates were 40%, 37%, and 29% at one, two, and five years. Most recurrences occurred within the first six months, while arrhythmias recurred in 10 of 36 patients who maintained sinus rhythm for at least one year.
How long does it take to recover from a cardiac ablation?
If you have catheter ablation, you'll likely feel ready to return to work a day or two after your procedure. If your job requires physical labor, you may need a few extra days before returning to work. After catheter ablation, you should avoid heavy lifting and strenuous exercise for at least three days.
Is cardiac ablation painful?
Most people do not feel pain during the procedure. You may sense mild discomfort in your chest. After the ablation is over, your doctor will remove the guide wire and catheters from your chest.
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I had mine done 5 days ago. So Aug,1st 2023. I was absolutely terrified to do it. I became a very anxious person because of these constant heart problems. I couldn't travel ,i couldn't do much at all. I hope this is a 1 and done type thing. I'm sore but i feel pretty good.
If you have questions feel free to ask.
Please tell me if there is any pain ?
. And how long did the procedure take?
I'm so scared
Hi there, I've got to have one done too. Wpuld love more info
after ablation can i do extreme sports without any worry?
Hey I love your username.
I am 22 years old but I’ve been dealing with SVT since 7th grade.. I finally got diagnosed with SVT yesterday (Sept 4, 2023) I would always get misdiagnosed with anxiety but I want to consider an ablation but it terrifies me any advice?
I heard after sometime heartbeat comes fast again. May be after 2 months
Had this done 2017, was tired of thinking I could die any time I had abnormal palpitations. Since the procedure I have not had one incident- I am forever grateful to the medical team.
I’m having my procedure done in a couple of days. I currently feel the same way. It’s exhausting frequently dealing with an aggressive and increased heart rate or palpitations. You don’t know when they will start, how long they will last, or if you’re going to pass out. It has made me rather anxious. How was your experience during the procedure? Was it painful, or stressful?
@@nunyabidnes5253 mine was unsuccessful. My doctor said its to risky to ablate the extra pathway. Now I’m on meds. Much worse before the procedure. Always tired and exhausted.
Hello, just want to ask. What’s the success rate for cardiac ablation?
Thank you for sharing your experience. You relaxed me.
@@eddiedy2533 your age??
My wife has a-fib which got progressively worse to where she had issues multiple times per week. She had atrial ablation done about 4 years ago. Doc told us going in that they err on the side of ablating as few areas as possible, allow the heart to heal for 6-9 months, reevaluate and decide if they need to go back for a little touch up. She did need the 2nd procedure 9 months after the first. I’m happy to say she hasn’t had any issues since having the procedures done.
I had my pulmonary vein Ablation on Valentine’s Day in 2006 at the Mayo Clinic. 6++ hrs on the table. 18 years later, still doing great, no re-occurrences, no drugs, just my 81mg Aspirin daily.
I had this procedure in September of 2023. I am so grateful. Taking a full life into nothing and turning it into what it once was. Extremely grateful over and over.
I had this done in June 2023, of course i was terrified. But it was great, the surgery took 3 hours, but it seemed like 10 seconds to me. NO pain afterward, shortness of breath was gone, exhaustion was gone and no more chest pain. i returned to work after only 1 week and have been doing great since. If you have to have this surgery, its normal to be frightened because you dont know what to expect. its a truly amazing procedure and i wouldn't hesitate a second if i have to do it again.
Thanks for sharing 🙏
Thank you for your input. Your comments agree with my research. I wish you great continued health.
Hey can you give me some advices? I need to get this done but, just thinking of it make me sweat. I’m really nervous and scared. Do you have any tips for before the appointment
It’ll be hard, but just try to relax and put trust in your doctor . I was a little sore afterward but nothing bad. I’ve had worse toothaches… lol. I feel so much better now and am really glad I had it done. Good luck to you!
I had mine done yesterday, it also took 3 hours but felt like 2 days for me 😁😁😁
I had it done for my flutter 4 and a half years ago. Life changing.
Lowering your blood pressure stay off the sugar and sodium filled drinks .like coke, gatorade and energy drinks.stop alcohol and smoking . Eat light and lose weight. All things we must do to get the pressure back to normal
I've been on meds(Eliquis and Metropol as well as assorted beta-blockers) for several years to control afib. I've as had cardio-conversion. The conversion lasted abt 3 weeks. I will be undergoing a convergence procedure on Feb 5. The 1st part will consist of doing ablation on the exterior of the heart as well as placing a clip on the right atrial appendage to reduce/prevent stroke. The 2nd part will consist of doing ablation on the interior of the heart 6-8 weeks after the 1st part. Praying this will do away with the afib and get me off the meds. Really ready to breath normally, be rested and get on with life!
how you doing now
I’m currently on the same exact medications , and in 2 months I will be getting my ablation surgery done
Hi~ I am a 73 year old woman who has heart failure and afib. I had a catheter ablation done 2 years ago and have felt great. Unfortunately for some reason I've gone back into serious afib and am scheduled to have a 2nd ablation in July. I am hopeful that it will have a positive outcome. It is a little scary to have an irregular heartbeat and feel it. All the best everyone who also has this condition. take care.
Thanks for the encouragement everyone! Scheduled to have it done Nov. 22nd
The best of luck to you. :-)
The best part was when I had 2 hot nurses shave me from my chest down to my knee’s!….Lol… Good luck to you!
Good luck to you. I have my CT Scans this week to prepare.
Moms getting it done on the 21st
Good luck to her. Let us all know how it goes. @@fightwithonefilms
I had pAF- symptomatic and had my cardiac ablation cryo on Dec 29, 2023 MUSC and had an excellent team Dr K and her staff. Minimal groin hematoma but NSR!! YEAH Thanks MUSC
Thanks for clear demo👍
Glad it was helpful!
Wich place in your hospital?
Thanks for this video! I need to have the surgery done this year and it was a very good explanation of what will happen.
Me too but freaking out a bit lol!
@@ImpulseNZ We’ll do great!
Mines in less than a month haha
@@ImpulseNZ no need to be scared the docs know what there doing
Hi after this surgery, did u recover from wpw?
Doctor I'm done angiogram my result Lm smooth, Plad 30 D1 70, Lcx ramus normal high om1 small 0m2, Rca dominant RPDA 90 % doctor said no need sten only take madication how my situation now doctor i want your opinion. Every day morning I'm doing walking exsice around 1 hour
74 years old. Have had 2 Catheter Ablations (2018 and 2023.). It hasn’t worked. Still have A Fib and Tachycardia occasionally. Still on blood thinner and anti arrhythmia meds. Doc wants to do a 3rd Ablation. I think I need to find a new Doc.
Had mine done April 11th. It lasted one week. Now doc is talking of doing another aversion. We'll see. I'm 64
I’ve had two ablations as well. They work for a short period of time and then I go back into a flutter. My cardiologist has recommended a third one. I have also had three cardioversions. I’m not going to go through another ablation.
I just got this procedure done 3 days ago and I'm not going to lie I already feel the difference I feel a bit sore but that's to be expected I highly recommend having this procedure done
Hi, I'm getting a procedure done 2 in months and I'm really scared and worries just thinking about it. where you feel the same before the operation.
What were ur triggers before
Is there a support group for this? I have so many questions.
Sweetie nothing to really question they fix your heart that's all you need to know
Had this done several years ago.Drs said I had to stay on eliquis. Did a Watchman procedure and now on low dose aspirin. Still bruise and bleed easily. WTF
Have you thought about natokinase ?
I have to have this done in a month is it painful when the burning is happening
I was completely out during mine (I had atrial flutter). For a few days thereafter you may feel slight discomfort, not severe pain at all. I hope your procedure goes well and corrects your issues. Don't worry about the discomfort. It passes after a few days and you should feel markedly improved. Good luck.
@@Last_one_before_I_go I have tachycardia myopathy my doctor wasn't able to finish mine a few years ago because I stop breathing several times so he just put a heart monitor in my chest to catch them now I'm on 4 different heart medicine
If the ablation is done on the right side of the heart you will likely have conscious sedation and are unlikely to remember anything. I actually awoke during mine and was asking questions. They quickly put me back under. But I can say that while conscious, I felt calm and fascinated watching the screens. I could feel the ablation as a burning sensation, but it was not overwhelming. When I asked if that was what I was feeling, that they put me back out. I’m sure there was some frantic nonverbal communication going on between the cardiologist and the person handling anesthesia.
If you ablation is on the left side, it is a much bigger deal. You will be under general anesthesia and intubated. I have had both sides done.
My AFib and flutter came back. I am now taking the drug Dofetilide, and it has worked great. The drawback is you must be hospitalized for three days when you start this drug for safety reasons. My heart went back into sinus rhythm after the second pill and has stayed that way for a year and a half.
I’m sure my experience of waking is extremely unusual. It was interesting but not something to worry about. One man’s experience.
I have arrhythmia, Will something happen if it is not operated?
This could be a sign of or type of a fib. I had a skipped beat for a couple of years after some heart surgery. It became worse one day I noticed I had difficulty breathing like tiredness on walks. That's about the time it became A flutter. Had a n episode shortly after . Heart racing and couldnt breathe . For a minute . And then recovered went to ER . .and now the want to do ablation . You do want to treat your skipped beats but usually it turns into a fib. My advice is to do your best to bring your blood pressure to normal if it is high it may seem impossible . But. I found that is the main cause. Stop drinking alcohol ,walk, eat light , stop smoking if you do . And do deep breathing a few times a day to open your lungs . It will take some time but you can lower your blood pressure
Go to cardiologist
@@juanlanda2441 He never said he had high blood pressure. Nor did he mention the type of arrhythmia he's experiencing.
I'm sure your suggestions were well meaning, but you really shouldn't be giving pseudo medical advice if you're not qualified to do so and even you were, not just based on a one sentence description of the problem on an internet comments thread. You could end up contributing to someone's death.
I am a 19yrs old boy who need to have the treatment this month .IS IT PAINFUL during this treatment?
Most people do not feel pain during the procedure. You may sense mild discomfort in your chest. After the ablation is over, your doctor will remove the guide wire and catheters from your chest.
I had this a week ago. There’s no severe pain at all. I only felt discomfort when doctor started burning the tissue. It feels like some heat is coming up inside of your chest. But it’s not too painful. Don’t panic at all, calm yourself at the moment. It only last 1 minute at most. It depends on how much tissue need to be treated. For me, there were 2 different areas needed treatment. I hope you the best.
Did it go well? I had it done 2 days ago. It was really easy.
@@wallyboo2 does it goes well
I had it done 2 days ago. It was only painful while the its burned. Lasts few seconds to 1 minute
It didnt work for me even after two cardioversions.. so its not always succesful.
Can you tell me details?
Cardioversions or ablations? They're not the same thing.
My dad had this procedure many years ago and it was successful. He had this procedure again last week, and they had to abort the procedure because he died. They did resuscitate him. They plan on repeating the procedure in a couple weeks and Im terrified.
How did this go after?
Do you have to be skinny?
No it just fix the area in heart make wrong ryhtem. even skinny people have this issue
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I have SVT which became pronounced after a quadruple bypass surgery. My cardiologist is leaning towards the procedure, but I've heard they can get to much and leave you needing a pacemaker. I would really dread this as I'm very active and do some extreme sports. Anyone here suffered this? Metoprelol helps keep in check but would like it gone.