ОСЛОЖНЕНИЯ ПРОЦЕДУРЫ РАДИОЧАСТОТНОЙ АБЛЯЦИИ УСТЬЕВ ЛЕГОЧНЫХ ВЕН ПРИ ФИБРИЛЛЯЦИИ ПРЕДСЕРДИЙ
Аннотация
Фибрилляция предсердий – аритмия, сопровождающаяся значительными социально-экономическими потерями в связи с большой распространенностью, повышенным риском развития инсультов и тромбоэмболий, инвалидизации и смерти. Для лечения данной аритмии в клинической практике в последние два десятилетия успешно применяется метод радиочастотной абляции устьев легочных вен. Вместе с тем врачам и пациентам необходимо учитывать возможные осложнения этой процедуры, а также меры профилактики их развития и их лечение.
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