Recent advancements in PFA (Pulmonary Vein Ablation) have revolutionised AF ablation by offering faster, safer, and more precise workflows, alongside enhanced insights into PFA mechanisms with FARAVIEW Software Module on Opal HDx and lesion characteristics. This expert-led webinar provided valuable practical guidance on integrating 3D mapping with the Pentaspline PFA catheter, supported by clinical evidence, real-world case studies, and procedural insights.
Led by Dr Ante Anic (KBC University Hospital, Split, HR), the webinar opened with a discussion on the future of PFA in AF service delivery for both patients and institutions. The session featured leading experts in PFA workflow optimisation, lesion creation, and real-world applications. Dr Jacob Koruth (Mount Sinai, New York, US) addressed lesion morphometry and the impact of catheter rotation and dosing. Dr Sandrine Venier (CHU Grenoble, FR) explored clinical workflows for PVI, while Prof Daniel Scherr (LKH Med Uni Graz, AT) discussed how recent PFA studies have reshaped the field. Dr Tomás Garcia Sanchez (EP Medical Education, Barcelona, ES) examined reversibility and acute EGM behaviour in PFA.
The webinar also focused on integrated mapping in PFA, with Prof Philipp Sommer (Heart and Diabetes Center NRW, DE) explaining approaches for redo AF/AT, Dr Domenico Della Rocca (UZ Brussels, BE) discussing when PVI is not sufficient, and Dave Morris (EP Medical Education, IR) offering a clinical specialist’s perspective.
This session was designed for electrophysiologists, cardiologists, and EP specialists who sought to deepen their knowledge of PFA technology, mapping workflows, and complex AF ablation strategies. A live Q&A session with the faculty provided further insights into real-world clinical applications.
If you missed the event, you can watch the on-demand session now to gain expert guidance and optimise your AF ablation approach.
