3D Catheter ablation procedure
3D Catheter ablation is a key hole procedure and performed in a same way as mentioned in EP study and 2D RF ablation. An 3D catheter ablation is a technique where flexible wires (catheter electrodes) are passed through a vein in your groin and carefully placed at specific positions within your heart to record the electrical signals.
Once the catheter reaches the heart, electrodes at the tip of the catheter gather data and a variety of electrical measurements are made. 3D geometry of heart chambers will be generated by 3D mapping system. The 3D mapping data pinpoints the location causing the arrhythmia. Once the location of arrhythmia short-circuit is confirmed, energy is used to destroy that tissue, ending the disturbance of electric current flow through the heart and restoring a healthy heart rhythm.