Inside EP: Insights From Clinical Decision-Makers for the Industry Professional-Panel Discussion

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In this video transcript, a panel of experts discuss various issues surrounding the field of ventricular tachycardia (VT) and sudden death prevention. They address several topics, including patient safety, when to stop a procedure, the importance of collaboration between different medical teams, the use of hemodynamic support devices, and the challenges of data management in device clinics. They also discuss the need for standardized data collection and analysis to improve outcomes and patient care. The panel emphasizes the importance of personalized medicine and the need for better risk stratification tools for primary prevention of VT. They highlight the potential of machine learning and AI in analyzing large datasets and improving accuracy in predicting arrhythmias. The panel also discusses the need for more investment in basic science research and improving mapping technologies. They emphasize the need for collaboration between academic institutions and industry to address these challenges and develop innovative solutions. Overall, the panel advocates for a multidisciplinary approach and the integration of technology to improve outcomes in the field of VT and sudden death prevention.

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Discussion includes:
When to Take the Patient to the Lab: Case Selection and Realistic Outcomes
Toolkit Review: Current and Future Technologies for Mapping and Ablation
Role of Imaging in VT Ablation
Thinking Outside the Heart: Could Autonomoic Modulation Be an Everyday Strategy for VT?

Keywords

ventricular tachycardia

sudden death prevention

patient safety

collaboration

data management

risk stratification

machine learning

technology integration