Pasquale V. Falzone

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Pasquale V. Falzone

Pasquale V. Falzone

@Pask_27

Cardiac Electrophysiologist at @hospitaldelmar, Barcelona. Master’s degree in Cardiac electrophysiology and PhD candidate @UniBarcelona . Guitar lover.

Barcelona, España Entrou em Kasım 2012
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U_Arritmias_H_Mar
U_Arritmias_H_Mar@ArritmiasHMar·
@hrs_journal @HaranBurri Congratulations to @HaranBurri et al. We believe this work builds on the evidence that a simplified approach to LBBAP# is possible, as our group recently described in a study of over 100 patients: Heart Rhythm. 2024 Dec 24:S1547-5271(24)03703-2. doi: 10.1016/j.hrthm.2024.12.030.
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Pasquale V. Falzone@Pask_27·
@Hapa_EP Here comes the interesting part. Unipolar EGM was a QS, but pacemapping was only 85%
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Kevin Brady
Kevin Brady@Hapa_EP·
@Pask_27 The LAT map in the RVOT looks great! Broader breakout though and only -20 msec. How did the unipolar egm look? Also was pacematching performed in the RVOT?
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Pasquale V. Falzone@Pask_27·
A nice way to start the week. Patient in her mid 70s with PVCs induced cardiomyopathy. QRS morphology compatible con RVOT (?). During mapping in RVOT, -20 ms precocity was achieved, but in a large zone and RF application did not achieve PVC suppression (continues)
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Pasquale V. Falzone@Pask_27·
@Hapa_EP Thanks for your comment. We noticed the different morphology, but we interpreted as positional, because every EKG recorded in the outpatient clinic looked the same as the clinical EKG I posted. By the way, what do you think about LAT map in the RVOT?
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Kevin Brady
Kevin Brady@Hapa_EP·
@Pask_27 Although the PVC is V4 transition in the clinic ECG, it seems transitioning slightly earlier than sinus - bigger R/S ratio in V3. And in the ECG from the procedure, the PVC has abrupt V3 transition, along with notching on the V1 downstroke, which makes me suspect R/L jxn (ILT).
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Pasquale V. Falzone@Pask_27·
@albertobareng It was a tough decision, but we performed PVI either. We were already in LA, the patient was in her mid 60s and had CV risk factors. In a younger patient without CVRF, probably the procedure would ended right there!
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Pasquale V. Falzone@Pask_27·
@tomdepotter I always wear lead, even if the procedure is supposed to be 100% fluoroless. As an early career operator, I feel more comfortable if I know that I could use fluoro if needed (although 99% of the procedure ends up with 0 seconds of fluoro).
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Tom De Potter
Tom De Potter@tomdepotter·
Hey #EPeeps help me out. If you had an X-ray where 2 minutes of fluoro equals operator exposure (outside lead) of 100-200 nanoSv (aka banana dose - daily outside dose is magnitude higher at 2-10 μSv) and you use minimal fluoro would you wear lead for PVI Context see next post
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Ivo Roca, FEHRA, FESC
Ivo Roca, FEHRA, FESC@ivroca·
First European cases of #HDGridX. Amazing anatomy, no need for shaving and immediate collection, no shifts, 100% time high confidence acquisition, "just" real anatomy. Look LA anatomy without NO editing and its merging with CT. @laiallorca1 @OriolMartinT @hospitalclinic
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U_Arritmias_H_Mar@ArritmiasHMar·
#EPeeps Is it feasible to perform a CSP implantation procedure guided only by intracavitary and surface signals from pacing system analyzers? Find out in our latest article published in Heart Rhythm Journal. DOI: 10.1016/j.hrthm.2024.12.030 Thanks to all researchers!
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Julian P Villacastin@jvillacastin·
Siguiendo con los bloqueos. Este señor de 73 años está asintomático. Qué bloqueo te parece que tiene en este electrocardiograma?
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