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Catheter-directed electrosurgery delivers favorable outcomes across diverse structural heart interventions.
This review highlights the core principles, techniques, and promise of five key electrosurgical procedures (Transcaval Access, BASILICA, LAMPOON, ELASTIC/ELASTA-Clip, and SESAME) as minimally invasive alternatives in complex structural heart interventions.
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Electrosurgery may aid select structural interventions; leaves open the need for prospective trials on safety and outcomes.
Electrosurgery has emerged as a groundbreaking tool in the field of structural cardiac interventions, revolutionizing the approach to complex cardiac conditions. This review delves into the core principles, procedural techniques, outcomes, and potential challenges associated with various electrosurgical procedures within the realm of structural cardiology. Five key electrosurgical procedures performed in complex structural interventions are highlighted in this review. They are the Transcaval Access, BASILICA, LAMPOON, ELASTIC/ELASTA-Clip, and SESAME procedures. While these electrosurgery procedures hold promise and have demonstrated positive outcomes, their technical intricacies, patient selection criteria, and the need for further research remain important considerations. As technology continues to evolve and more data becomes available, electrosurgery is poised to continue shaping the landscape of cardiac care, offering minimally invasive alternatives, and improving patient outcomes in complex structural cardiac interventions.
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Kattoor et al. (2026) conducted a review in Complex structural cardiac conditions. Electrosurgical procedures (Transcaval Access, BASILICA, LAMPOON, ELASTIC/ELASTA-Clip, and SESAME) was evaluated. Electrosurgery across five key procedures (Transcaval Access, BASILICA, LAMPOON, ELASTIC/ELASTA-Clip, SESAME) demonstrates positive outcomes as a minimally invasive tool in structural heart care.
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