Abstract 1. While there is no limit to the number of ablations that can be performed in patients with complex atrial arrhythmias in the setting of a Fontan circulation, repeated…
Abstract 1. Patients with atrial switch (Mustard’s and Senning’s operations for transposition) and a combination of arrhythmias and systemic RV failure present extremely difficult management conundrums in adult congenital heart…
Abstract In a patient with systemic ventricular dysfunction who has undergone atrial switch (Mustard/Senning operation) 1. Consider persistent or recurrent tachyarrhythmia as a potential cause of the ventricular dysfunction; 2….
Abstract 1. In ACHD patients with atrial arrhythmias, the goal of treatment should always be rhythm control rather than rate control. 2. Catheter ablation is an excellent option for the…
Abstract 1. Severe RV or left ventricular dysfunction and sustained VT should be an indication for ICD placement in patients with severe forms of CHD. 2. Avoid placing pacing or…
Abstract 1. Whenever possible, use only MRI-compatible devices in patients with CHD. 2. CRT should be considered as an important therapeutic option in patients with systemic ventricular failure. 3. All…
Abstract 1. In patients with biventricular hearts like ToF and IART, catheter ablation can be an excellent first option. 2. If catheter ablation fails due to technical reasons (such as…
Abstract 1. In any patient with intermittent pacing and heart failure examine the pacing burden. Always consider that pacing may be the cause of the heart failure. 2. Amiodarone is…
