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Rhythm Interventions Unplugged

Rhythm Interventions Unplugged

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  • Ep 7: AI and Machine Learning in Arrhythmia Management with Dr Narayan and Dr Baykaner

    Ep 7: AI and Machine Learning in Arrhythmia Management with Dr Narayan and Dr Baykaner
    Mar 21 2025
    In this insightful episode of Rhythm Interventions Unplugged, host Dr Devi Nair (St. Bernard's Medical Center, US) welcomes two leading experts in the field: Dr Sanjiv Narayan (Stanford Medicine, US) and Dr Tina Baykaner (Stanford Medicine, US). Together, they delve into the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in arrhythmia management. From the crucial first step of screening for arrhythmias like atrial fibrillation (AF), Dr Baykaner shares how AI can analyze standard ECGs to identify individuals at future risk, even before a diagnosis. The discussion then dives into AI's potential in predicting sudden cardiac death and leveraging data from wearable devices for early warning signs. Learn how AI is paving the way for personalized arrhythmia management, from pre-ablation planning to post-ablation follow-up and risk assessment. Can AI-driven models better predict AF recurrence after ablation than traditional scores? Tune in to hear from Drs Narayan and Baykaner about the practical applications of AI in EP, important considerations like data privacy, and where to stay updated on the latest innovations.
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    20 mins
  • The Future of EP Training: Digital, AI & Hands-On Learning

    The Future of EP Training: Digital, AI & Hands-On Learning
    Feb 21 2025
    In this episode of Rhythm Interventions Unplugged, host Dr Devi Nair sits down with leading electrophysiologists Dr Nassir Marrouche and Dr Janet Han to explore the future of electrophysiology (EP) training in the digital age. With virtual learning, AI in cardiology, and cutting-edge EP technology transforming education, how are training programs evolving to keep up? From bite-sized digital learning for EP fellows to hands-on experience with the latest electrophysiology devices, our experts discuss the balance between innovation and core clinical skills. They also dive into the role of mentorship in EP training, the importance of human connection in medicine, and how AI-driven personalization could shape the future of EP education. If you're an EP fellow, cardiology trainee, or part of an EP training program, this episode is packed with actionable insights on optimizing electrophysiology education. Tune in!
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    21 mins
  • PFA Safety: Myth or Reality?

    PFA Safety: Myth or Reality?
    Dec 12 2024
    Pulsed-field ablation (PFA) offers great promise in atrial fibrillation, however, what are the key safety concerns clinicians must familiarise themselves with when undertaking this procedure? Rhythm Interventions Unplugged host, Dr Devi Nair (St Bernards Heart & Vascular, US) is joined by esteemed guests, Dr Christian Heeger (Asklepios Clinic Altona, DE) and Dr Amin Al-Ahmad (St David's Medical Center, US) to discuss the key debates in PFA safety. Together, they delve into the critical discussions surrounding PFA safety, exploring potential risks such as haemolysis and coronary spasm. Drawing on real-world experiences, they share valuable insights and practical advice for electrophysiologists performing PFA.
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    16 mins

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