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flutter abulation
by 48NFIBBING, Sep 06, 2009 09:59AM
I had a flutter abulation done 2 days ago. The doctor got the fluter however, during the procedure Iwent into AF and they did an inversion but my rythm did not go back to normal. I did have AF about a year ago but flecainide had stopped it or controled it up until the flutter abulation.
I remember asking the Dr. in post op if this was normal and he said no and to see him in 2 months.
Not what I expected from the flutter abulation.
Anyone have similar experience?
I remember asking the Dr. in post op if this was normal and he said no and to see him in 2 months.
Not what I expected from the flutter abulation.
Anyone have similar experience?
Member Comments (3)
by twinbee, Sep 06, 2009 06:51PM
When he saw the a-fib, why didn't he ablate it? I know it is more difficult to ablate a-fib, but that would have made sense to me. I had an ablation done for both a-fib and a-flutter in January 08. I've been in NSR ever since.
by mico1, Sep 06, 2009 07:35PM
To: twinbee
Whats NSR ?
by BobRBob, Sep 07, 2009 10:30AM
To: mico1
NSR is "Normal Sinus Rhythm".
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