Comparison of lesion characteristics using temperature‐flow‐controlled versus conventional power‐controlled ablation with fixed ablation index
Comparison of lesion characteristics using temperature‐flow‐controlled versus conventional power‐controlled ablation with fixed ablation index
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使用温度流量控制消融与固定消融指数的传统功率控制消融的病变特征比较
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10.1111/jce.15883
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2023
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2.7
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Ikenouchi Takashi;Takigawa Masateru;Goya Masahiko;Martin Claire A.;Yamamoto Tasuku;Yamaguchi Junji;Goto Kentaro;Shigeta Takatoshi;Nishimura Takuro;Tao Susumu;Miyazaki Shinsuke;Sasano Tetsuo;and other members of the Study Group
IntroductionThe QDOT‐MicroTMcatheter is a novel irrigated contact force (CF) sensing catheter which benefits from thermocouples for temperature monitoring, allowing temperature‐flow‐controlled (TFC) ablation. We compared lesion metrics at fixed ablation index (AI) value during TFC‐ablation and conventional power‐controlled (PC)‐ablation.MethodsA total of 480 RF‐applications were performed on ex‐vivo swine myocardium with predefined AI targets (400/550) or until steam‐pop occurred, using the QDOT‐MicroTM(TFC‐ablation) and Thermocool SmartTouch SFTM(PC‐ablation).ResultsBoth TFC‐ablation and PC‐ablation produced similar lesions in volume (218 ± 116 vs. 212 ± 107 mm3,p= .65); however, lesions using TFC‐ablation were larger in surface area (41.3 ± 8.8 vs. 34.8 ± 8.0 mm2,p< .001) and shallower in depth (4.0 ± 1.0 vs. 4.2 ± 1.1 mm,p= .044). Average power tended to be lower in TFC‐alation (34.2 ± 8.6 vs. 36.9 ± 9.2,p= .005) compared to PC‐ablation due to automatic regulation of temperature and irrigation‐flow. Although steam‐pops were less frequent in TFC‐ablation (24% vs. 15%,p= .021), they were particularly observed in low‐CF (10 g) and high‐power ablation (50 W) in both PC‐ablation (n= 24/240, 10.0%) and TFC‐ablation (n= 23/240, 9.6%). Multivariate analysis revealed that high‐power, low‐CF, long application time, perpendicular catheter orientation, and PC‐ablation were risk factors for steam‐pops. Furthermore, activation of automatic regulation of temperature and irrigation‐flow was independently associated with high‐CF and long application time while ablation power had no significant relationship.ConclusionsWith a fixed target AI, TFC‐ablation reduced the risk of steam‐pops, producing similar lesions in volume, but with different metrics in this ex‐vivo study. However, lower CF and higher power in fixed‐AI ablation may increase the risk of steam‐pops.
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Pranata, Raymond;Vania, Rachel;Huang, Ian
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Huang, Ian
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2.7
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F. Wittkampf;H. Nakagawa;S. Foresti;H. Aoyama;W. Jackman
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W. Jackman
影响因子:
2
作者:
Mori, Hitoshi;Kato, Ritsushi;Matsumoto, Kazuo
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Matsumoto, Kazuo
影响因子:
2.7
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Bourier, Felix;Popa, Miruna;Deisenhofer, Isabel
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Deisenhofer, Isabel
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2020
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Takigawa M;Goya M,Iwakawa H;Kamata T;Matsumura Y;Amemiya M;Yamamoto T;Hirao T;Sekigawa M;Shirai Y;Tao S;Hayashi T;Takahashi Y,Sasano T
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Takahashi Y,Sasano T