Pulse Biosciences’ Nanosecond PFA Technology to be Featured at The American Association for Thoracic Surgery 2025 Annual Meeting
Nanosecond PFA Cardiac Surgical System for ablation of cardiac tissue to be highlighted in presentation and poster sessions.
“We believe the Nanosecond PFA Cardiac Surgical System has the potential to address current technology limitations for surgeons treating AF by enabling faster, full thickness ablations in a familiar procedural technique,” said
In addition to its booth and technology suite, Nanosecond PFA Technology will be featured at several events at the AATS 2025 Annual Meeting including:
Presentation | Surgical ablation of AF with Nano Seconds PFA from Theory to Clinical Use
Niv Ad MD,
Presentation | Poster Session I
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Location: Summit Poster Area
Chronic Efficacy and Safety of a Nanosecond Pulsed Electric Field Ablation in a Porcine Model
Presentation | Next Generation Ablation Technology
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Location:
Niv Ad, MD,
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