A study presented at Thursday’s Late-Breaking Clinical Trials session found that the use of GP ablation in thoracoscopic surgery for patients with advanced AF does not improve heart rhythm outcomes and is associated with significantly more adverse advents than PVI alone. Read more

Attendees tell HRS CEO James Youngblood that what they find most rewarding about Heart Rhythm Scientific Sessions is the opportunity to meet and learn from others in the field. Everybody can learn something by collaborating with other HRS members. Read more

In a question-and-answer session, SOLACE Presdient Guilherme Fenelon, MD, shared his thoughts on several EP-related topics. Read more

Another leader from the worldwide EP community has come to San Francisco for this year’s Scientific Sessions. Saudi Heart Rhythm Society President Abdulmohsen Al Musaad, MD, discussed several EP-related topics during a question-and-answer session. Read more

The forum “The Future is Now: Cutting Edge Methods for Electrophysiology Research,” designed in partnership with the Cardiac Electrophysiology Society (CES), emphasized the broad exposure to the latest methods for electrophysiology research. Read more

Make sure to Visit Hall D, Moscone North, today for special events and other highlights. Read more

Heart Rhythm 2016 offers attendees more options than ever to earn continuing medical education (CME) credits and points by participating in the Scientific Sessions. HRS designates this live activity for a maximum of 23 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Read more

Physicians, allied professionals and industry representatives gathered Thursday for the annual Women in EP Luncheon. Read more

Leaders within the heart rhythm community welcomed first-time Scientific Session attendees at a special orientation breakfast Wednesday morning. Read more