| It is recommended that in the first full year this new program should perform 225 electrophysiologic studies, 120 ablations and implant 60 automatic implantable cardiac defibrillators. |
| All the victims have talked about the fact that the severity of the injuries, ablations and other mutilations were such that they would never have lived if at that time they did not have healthy immune systems. |
| The technology is used to assist with lung, kidney and liver procedures endobronchially or percutaneously for biopsies, ablations, drainages and more. |
| But most atrial ablations are now minimally invasive procedures using tiny devices mounted at the end of long, flexible plastic catheters that are threaded into the heart through veins. |
| A review of treatment for abnormal cardiac conduction including pacemakers, ICD's and ablations. |
| He and his partners began performing endometrial ablations for the treatment of abnormal bleeding as an alternative to hysterectomy in 1992, and have performed more ablations than any other group in Washington. |
