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By DevinJ | Jan 04, 2013

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Swallow-induced tachycardia and catheter ablation patient StephPT

StephPT posted many times in 2006 and 2007 about her very involved catheter ablation treatment by renowned electrophysiologist Dr. Warren Jackman for her swallow-induced tachycardia.

Does anyone know if StephPT is still arrhythmia free after her procedure?

Thanks!

Tags: tachycardia, Ablation, Swallowing, swallow, arrhythmia, arrhythmias, atrial fibrillation

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StephPT

Jan 05, 2013

To: DevinJ

Thought I better respond so people know I'm ok - yes, I'm doing very well - no more swallowing induced tachycardia for me! An occasional run of PSVT because of my high vagal tone, but i'm feeling great!
steph

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