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Application Advanced Mapping and Ablation Technologies (Activity Expired)
15264The session will explore the newer technologies that exist for mapping and ablating some of the common, and less common, substrates that may be treated in the pediatric and adult electrophysiology laboratory.
30 Years Of Ablation (Activity Expired)
15265This session is an historical journey through early DC ablation up to modern electroporative, automatic, and non-thermal ablation techniques, reviewed by a pioneer and expert in the field of interventional electrophysiology.
New Technologies for AF Ablation: Do They Add Value? (Activity Expired)
15266Emphasizing the limitations of current atrial mapping and ablation techniques and where improvement is needed.
The Douglas P. Zipes Lecture is awarded to an individual who has made a significant and unique contribution to the field of cardiac pacing and electrophysiology as a basic scientist.
The lectureship will be awarded to a prominent member of the heart rhythm community, either nationally or internationally
Members are invited to register for the Scientific Sessions three weeks prior to nonmembers. Submit your application by December 14 to receive a registration invitation before former Scientific Sessions attendees.
Fellows of the Heart Rhythm Society (FHRS) are invited to register for the Scientific Sessions two weeks prior to the general membership. Submit your FHRS application by September 30 to be considered in time to get the VIP registration announcement.
Members are invited to register three weeks prior to nonmembers. Submit your application by December 7 to be considered in time to get the member registration announcement.
The Eric N. Prystowsky Lectureship Award is awarded to an individual who has made a significant and unique contribution to the field of clinical electrophysiology as a clinical scientist.