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"The use of robotic technology enables the success of our difficult procedures by enhancing catheter precision and safety.” The post Dr. Alexander Romanov appeared first on Stereotaxis.
"In China, we regularly perform three or more ablations per day. RMN allows us to get out of the heavy lead, focusing more on patient care in an easy, relaxed way." The post Dr. Wang Ruxing appeared first on Stereotaxis.
“It’s not only safer and more precise, but allows you to think better.” The post Dr. Lynne Hung appeared first on Stereotaxis.
“Stereotaxis’ advanced, computer-controlled technology has exceeded our expectations, especially in terms of contact force and lesion effectiveness.” The post Dr. David Burkhardt appeared first on Stereotaxis.
“The technology allows me to get anywhere in the heart and has kept fluoroscopy time to under five minutes for almost every case.” The post Dr. Brad Bacik appeared first on Stereotaxis.
“The Stereotaxis system has allowed me to successfully manage a busy complex ablation program, while providing the best possible patient care with advanced and cutting edge technologies.” The post Dr. Subhashini Gowda appeared first on Stereotaxis.
“Patient safety AND operator safety. Minimal risk of perforation. Ability to steer more easily to different locations. The Stereotaxis system offers it all.” The post Dr. Jay Tiongson appeared first on Stereotaxis.
“The success of RMN systems is due to continuous catheter contact, stability, easy maneuverability with the ability to reach difficult locations, and superior delivery of energy from the catheter tip.” The post Dr. Dhanunjaya “DJ” Lakkireddy appeared first on Stereotaxis.
"With Stereotaxis technology, I have the confidence that I’m providing the safest, most advanced therapy for complex arrhythmias.” The post Dr. Darren Peress appeared first on Stereotaxis.
“We’ve had countless procedures where Stereotaxis technology has been beneficial, allowing us to do things that are very difficult or impossible with a manual catheter.” The post Dr. Dave Mehta appeared first on Stereotaxis.
