Key result
2023 review highlights major electrophysiology advances including LAAC, PFA, CSP, and new leadless pacemakers.
Why the study?
This review was written to continue an annual series highlighting the latest developments in electrophysiology, particularly concerning cardiac anesthesiologists.
This review provides a comprehensive update on the latest 2023 advancements in electrophysiology, offering valuable insights for cardiac anesthesiologists.
This special article is a continuation of an annual series for the Journal of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anesthesia, highlighting the latest developments in the field of electrophysiology, particularly concerning cardiac anesthesiologists. The selected topics in the specialty for 2023 include consensus statements on left atrial appendage closure, outcomes in patients with atrial fibrillation and heart failure after ablation, further developments in the field of pulse field ablation, alternate defibrillation strategies for refractory ventricular fibrillation, updates on conduction system pacing, new devices such as the Aurora EV system and AVEIR leadless pacemaker system, artificial intelligence and its use in electrocardiogram-based diagnosis and latest evidence regarding the impact of anesthetic techniques on patient outcomes undergoing electrophysiology procedures.
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Poorsattar et al. (2024) conducted a review in Electrophysiology developments. Electrophysiology developments was evaluated. This 2023 review highlights key developments in electrophysiology, including left atrial appendage closure, pulse field ablation, conduction system pacing, and new leadless pacemaker systems.
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