The Beat Webinar Series - Episode 13 (On-Demand) A Radioablation Overview-The Beat Episode 13 On-Demand (Live)

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Video Summary

Dr. Pam Sampson discusses the planning and delivery of radioablation therapy for cardiac arrhythmias, emphasizing target selection, imaging modalities, and collaboration between specialists for optimal outcomes. Despite technical difficulties in a virtual presentation, she covers the process and application of radioablation for ventricular tachycardia (VT) storm patients, addressing challenges like treatment variability and the importance of research for dosing and long-term outcomes. The potential for future advancements in cardiac radioablation is discussed, highlighting its role in treating refractory ventricular arrhythmias and the need for standardization and careful patient selection. Dr. Sampson shares insights from her experience with patients and case studies to illustrate the therapy's impact on reducing VT episodes.

Keywords

Dr. Pam Sampson

radioablation therapy

cardiac arrhythmias

target selection

imaging modalities

specialist collaboration

ventricular tachycardia

VT storm patients

treatment variability

research dosing

long-term outcomes

future advancements

refractory ventricular arrhythmias

patient selection