Cardioneuroablation restores atrioventricular conduction in Brugada syndrome, offering a durable alternative to pacemakers for young patients with functional AV block.
Does cardioneuroablation restore atrioventricular conduction in young patients with Brugada Syndrome and functional atrioventricular block?
Cardioneuroablation may serve as a physiological and durable alternative to pacemaker implantation for young patients with Brugada Syndrome and functional AV block.
In BrS, vagally mediated functional bradyarrhythmias may respond to atropine testing. CNA offers a physiological and durable alternative to pacemaker implantation in young patients with functional atrioventricular block.
Chipa et al. (2026) studied this question. Cardioneuroablation restores atrioventricular conduction in Brugada syndrome, offering a durable alternative to pacemakers for young patients with functional AV block.
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