Pace Mapping: Principles & Pitfalls, with Joshua Cooper, MD

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Watch this 11-part video playlist to learn more as Dr. Cooper provides an introduction to pace mapping and other valuable topics. This content is intended for Health Care Professionals in the EMEA region. All views and opinions expressed by the speakers are based on their own knowledge and experience. Accordingly, this presentation reflects the opinions of the individual presenters, and the steps described may not encompass the complete steps of the procedure. Other surgeons may prefer different techniques, approaches etc., as individual surgeon experiences in her/his clinical practice, as well as patient needs, may dictate variation in procedure steps. Results from any case studies reported in this presentation may not be predictive of results in other cases. Before using any medical device, review all labelling, including without limitation; the Instructions for Use (IFU), and relevant package inserts with particular attention to the indications, contraindications, warnings and precautions, and steps for use of the device(s).

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Part 1: Introduction to Cardiac Stimulation
Part 2: Principles of Pace Mapping
Part 3: How to Compare the Paced ECG to the Clinical Arrhythmia
Part 4: Pacing Electrode Surface Area & Anodal Capture
Part 5: How Coupling Interval & Pacing Output Impact Pace Mapping
Part 6: PVC Case Examples With Non-Uniform Myocardial Surfaces
Part 7: Purkinje Network Arrhythmias - QRS Effect of Multiple Exit Sites
Part 8: VT & Pacing in Myocardial Scar - Reliance Upon Discrete Exit Sites
Part 9: Myocardial Scar - Interaction Between Pacing Site, Output, & Exits
Part 10: Pace Mapping Versus Entrainment - QRS Impact of Functional Block
Part 11: Summary & Conclusions