B. Hajredini
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B. Hajredini is a leading clinical researcher in cardiac electrophysiology, with a focused expertise in atrial fibrillation (AF) ablation and the safety profiles of emerging catheter technologies. Their work has been pivotal in understanding the complications associated with advanced ablation systems, particularly remote robotic navigation. In a landmark prospective study (51 citations), Hajredini systematically evaluated the incidence of persistent iatrogenic atrial septal defects (iASD) following a single-puncture, double-transseptal approach for pulmonary vein isolation (PVI) using robotic navigation, providing critical data on a previously underreported complication. Further cementing their impact, Hajredini conducted a comparative study (51 citations) on the incidence and long-term follow-up of silent cerebral lesions (SCL) after PVI, contrasting remote robotic navigation with manual ablation. This work contributed to the broader understanding of thromboembolic risks in AF ablation, especially as novel technologies like multielectrode phased radiofrequency were raising new safety concerns. Through these high-impact investigations, Hajredini has advanced the safety standards and procedural knowledge for catheter ablation, making their research essential reading for clinicians and researchers striving to minimize iatrogenic harm while optimizing arrhythmia treatment.
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