Hemolysis and acute kidney injury following atrial fibrillation ablation via three commercially available single-shot pulse field ablation catheters

12 April 2026 (08:00 - 15:30)

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Doctor Lorenzo Marcon

University Hospital (UZ) Brussels, Brussels (Belgium)

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Differences in hemolysis, myocardial injury and renal safety after pulsed field ablation using a balloon-in-basket and a pentaspline catheter

Doctor M. Popa (Munich, DE)

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Quantification of hemolysis rates from pulsed field ablation: comparison of two technologies through in-silico modelling

Ms P. Davila (Medellin, CO)

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Hemolysis related to PFA: multicenter comparative study of next generation nanosecond with conventional PFA systems

Doctor M. Marino (Rome, IT)

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Hemolysis without renal impairment following pulsed field ablation: a comparison of multipolar and large focal catheters

Doctor I. Aranza (Split, HR)

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Hemolysis in pulsed field ablation

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EHRA 2026

12 April - 14 April 2026

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