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About the Fluoro Reduction in the EP Lab Council

As fluoroscopy exposure to patient, operator, and staff is both a safety and ethical issue; it is vital for the electrophysiology clinician community to have access to state-of-the-art solutions that reduce or eliminate fluoroscopy levels in clinical practice, which is a principle tenet of the Council.

The Council, led by the Chairs, Paul C. Zei, MD, PhD, Director of Comprehensive Atrial Fibrillation Program at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Mansour Razminia, MD, Director of Cardiac Electrophysiology Amita St Joseph Hospital, is comprised of world-renowned physicians and leading Industry partners who are dedicated to supporting the mission of the Council.

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On-Demand Accredited Virtual Symposium Series


Fluoroscopy Reduction and Elimination in the EP Lab:
Removing Barriers and Improving Outcomes

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Episode I: On-Demand CME Accredited Virtual Symposium Series


Fluoroscopy Reduction and Elimination in the EP Lab:
Removing Barriers and Improving Outcomes

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Episode II: On-Demand CME Accredited Virtual Symposium Series


Fluoroscopy Reduction and Elimination in the EP Lab:
Removing Barriers and Improving Outcomes

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Episode III: On-Demand CME Accredited Virtual Symposium Series


Fluoroscopy Reduction and Elimination in the EP Lab:
Removing Barriers and Improving Outcomes

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On-Demand Non-Accredited Webcast


How to Use ICE to Reduce Fluoroscopy
Rationale & Stepwise Approaches

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On-Demand Non-Accredited Webcast


Fluoroscopy Reduction Techniques for Transseptal Puncture and Typical Flutter Ablation

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