РАДИОЧАСТОТНАЯ КАТЕТЕРНАЯ АБЛАЦИЯ: БИОФИЗИЧЕСКИЕ ОСНОВЫ И ПАТОФИЗИОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ АСПЕКТЫ

Рассматриваются биофизические процессы, происходящие в тканях во время радиочастотной катетер-ной аблации аритмогенного субстрата, понимание которых, возможно, позволит улучшить результаты и безопасность этих процедур, а также снизить количество осложнений.

радиочастотная аблация, распределение энергии, параметры аблации, нарушения ритма сердца, аблационный электрод, мягкий тромб, феномен газового взрыва

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