Age And Ablation November 17, 2020 07:34PM |
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Re: Age And Ablation November 17, 2020 09:49PM |
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I haven't seen much on this group over the years of people over 80 getting ablations and the success rates of them. In 2007 they preferred to not do them on patients over 80 but ablations were still pretty new then.
Does anyone have any direct experience in this area or know of data available on this subject?
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"My cardiologist is recommending and I am taking Eliquis for a month then will add Flecainide, which I took successfully in 2006/7, to see if I convert to NSR then to add a Cardioversion if needed.
I would prefer to go directly to an EP, preferably Dr. Natale, and get on his schedule for another ablation."
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Re: Age And Ablation November 19, 2020 10:20AM |
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Yep, Carey, your advice makes sense and looks what'll happen in my case.
I've checked all 3 of Natale's hospitals and they're all booked through at least January so I have time to continue with my Cardiologist's protocol until then. Interesting that they all operate completely independent, at least as far as organization, paperwork and personnel.
To go to Austin they want me to plan to spend a week on travel and the treatment. It's good that they'll do the evaluation and treatment on the same visit.
Sounds like paperwork flurry time for me next.
Fortunately I'm mostly asymptomatic so waiting is not at bad as it could be.
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