Another successful ablation.

[Guest guest]

Readers may remember that am a Brit who had a second ablation last

November. Since then I have seen my EP cardiologist, Dr JS Gill for

two consultations to monitor my progress and have just visited him

again for the final time.

He reviewed the printouts from my 24 hour Holter test and has

finally pronounced the procedure a success. There was no trace of

AF, just a variety of non-important ectopics from time to time.I

gave up Sotalol a month ago and he has now taken me off warfarin

substituting 75mg of aspirin daily.

This group has been a great source of both information and re-

assurance over the past year. I wish you all the same outcome that I

have had and will remain lurking in case I can offer the same help

to anyone else.

Kindest regards,

Bob Osborne

[Guest guest]

Congratulations to Bob!!!! My son had a successful ablation; from the

outside looking in it didn't seem so bad, and he seemed fine with it (although

kids

are asleep) but I wouldn't be afraid of the option if you are in the right

hospital with the right doctor!! That makes a big difference. Find the most

successful and experienced!!

M.A. in Boston

[Guest guest]

Congratulations to Bob!!!! My son had a successful ablation; from the

outside looking in it didn't seem so bad, and he seemed fine with it (although

kids

are asleep) but I wouldn't be afraid of the option if you are in the right

hospital with the right doctor!! That makes a big difference. Find the most

successful and experienced!!

M.A. in Boston

[Guest guest]

Congratulations to Bob!!!! My son had a successful ablation; from the

outside looking in it didn't seem so bad, and he seemed fine with it (although

kids

are asleep) but I wouldn't be afraid of the option if you are in the right

hospital with the right doctor!! That makes a big difference. Find the most

successful and experienced!!

M.A. in Boston