SURGICAL
Minimally invasive surgery for atrial fibrillation.
Virna L. Sales, Patrick M. McCarthy
- Year
- 2010
- Citations
- 9
Abstract
There are currently many promising innovations using minimal-access procedures, instrumentation, and devices for stand-alone and concomitant AF. It is prudent to say that within a few years, surgeons will be performing a number of surgical ablations with minimal complexity and maximum effectiveness, using port-accessed, video-assisted, and robot-assisted surgical techniques with the aid of hybrid approaches, less invasive devices, and specialized navigation instruments.
Keywords
MedicineAtrial fibrillationSurgeryInvasive surgerySurgical proceduresInstrumentation (computer programming)ConcomitantMedical physicsCardiologyComputer science
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