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    Catheter Maze Procedure and Implantable atrial defibrillator

    I was wondering if anyone had undergone, or plans to undergo any of these procedures and what their experience has been. I wonder how relevant they might be for us HCMers? Info on both can be found at the Atrial Fibrillation Foundation website:
    http://www.affacts.org/Procedures/atrial_defib.html

    Sorry, I don't know how to insert a hyperlink on this board.

    Cheers,

    Paul
    Age 38, dad of two young children, dx 1996, myectomy March 2005, a-fib issues, due for ICD soon.
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    You are the first person that I know of to mention these, I think.

    I have heard about them, but haven't looked into them.

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      It would be interesting to be able to choose when you will be cardioverted at home.

      Leon
      God Squad co-moderator
      Nothing is as gentle as strength and nothing is as strong as gentleness

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        Hi Leon and Sarah,

        Yes and it would be great not even to need being cardioverted in the first place! I am seeing an EP tomorrow here in Melbourne so I will fill you in on what he has to say about these procedures. I know that they are doing some of the experimental stuff here.

        Paul
        Age 38, dad of two young children, dx 1996, myectomy March 2005, a-fib issues, due for ICD soon.

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