Mauricio Pelliza
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Mauricio Pelliza is a leading figure in interventional cardiac electrophysiology, with a focused expertise in robotic-assisted arrhythmia ablation. His seminal work centers on evaluating the safety, feasibility, and long-term efficacy of the Amigo Robotic Remote Catheter System, a technology designed to enhance precision in cardiac ablation procedures. Pelliza’s landmark 2013 study, cited 33 times, provided the first rigorous comparison between robotic and manual ablation, demonstrating that the robotic system offers comparable safety profiles while potentially improving catheter stability and reducing operator radiation exposure. He extended this work with a one-year follow-up study (12 citations), confirming sustained arrhythmia-free survival rates and solidifying the clinical viability of robotic approaches. Beyond these core contributions, Pelliza’s research has helped shape modern ablation protocols, bridging the gap between traditional manual techniques and emerging robotic platforms. His findings are particularly influential for clinicians seeking to minimize procedural risks and improve outcomes in complex arrhythmia cases. By systematically validating robotic systems, Pelliza has advanced the field toward more reproducible, less invasive treatments, making him a key voice in the evolution of catheter-based electrophysiology.
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