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Medications and rhythm control can help manage symptoms, but they don’t cure Afib. As a progressive disease, treating symptoms alone may leave patients at ongoing risk.
Medications and rhythm control can help manage symptoms, but they don’t cure Afib. As a progressive disease, treating symptoms alone may leave patients at ongoing risk.
Having an amputation is a life-changing event. With new challenges, like mobility, reducing post-amputation pain can help patients focus where it matters most—getting back to life.
Cryo Nerve Block is an innovative approach designed to help manage pain after amputation.
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Behind every strong program are the NPs and PAs who keep it all moving.
Advanced practice providers bring continuity to care, support patients at every step and truly serve as the glue that holds programs together.
The cryoSPHERE® MAX probe offers an intraoperative option that targets pain at the source, supporting improved post-op comfort and recovery as part of a multimodal pain management strategy.
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In recognition of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we are proud to celebrate the impact, contributions and cultures that help shape and strengthen our community. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/AAPI" target="_blank">#AAPI</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/AAPI" target="_blank">#AAPI</a>Month
Today we celebrate the moms and mother figures who help shape who we are both at home and in our careers. From supporting career journeys to caring for patients and families, your impact is felt in so many ways. Happy Mother’s Day. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/MothersDay" target="_blank">#MothersDay</a>
The ABLATE PAS demonstrates durable Afib freedom across 3 years.
Consistent with the ABLATE IDE Trial, these findings reinforce the long-term effectiveness and durability of surgical ablation in a real-world patient population. Learn more about the study:
The LAA is more than a source of stroke risk—it can also contribute to the electrical activity that sustains Afib. Durable LAA exclusion with electrical isolation may help support rhythm stabilization and a return to sinus rhythm as part of a more complete strategy.
1 in 3 people having cardiac surgery already have Afib.
Afib is a common heart rhythm condition that can increase the risk of stroke and other complications—but many people don’t even realize they have it.
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Stroke risk remains a consequence of untreated Afib. During Stroke Awareness Month, addressing Afib during cardiac surgery—through surgical ablation and LAA management—may help reduce stroke risk and improve long-term outcomes. Treat the rhythm. Change the trajectory. Learn more: