Catheter Ablation is now one of the most transformative therapies in modern electrophysiology, offering curative potential for a wide range of arrhythmias. This session explores the principles, techniques, technologies, patient selection criteria, and clinical outcomes associated with ablation for atrial fibrillation, atrial flutter, SVT, VT, and complex arrhythmias. As clinicians frequently search for a procedural-focused cardiology conference, this session provides a deep dive into best practices from initial mapping to long-term rhythm maintenance.

Participants will learn how technological advancements—including 3D mapping, high-resolution electroanatomic systems, contact-force sensing, pulsed-field ablation, cryotherapy, and robotic navigation—have significantly improved safety and efficacy. The description highlights indications, pre-procedural assessment, strategies for peri-procedural anticoagulation, sedation considerations, and approaches to minimize complications such as tamponade, PV stenosis, phrenic nerve injury, and esophageal risk.

A major theme focuses on integrating advanced catheter ablation strategies into clinical workflows. The session reviews lesion durability concepts, hybrid ablation approaches, adjunctive pharmacotherapy, and how to manage arrhythmia recurrence. Case-based discussions illuminate challenges including persistent AF, atypical flutters, VT ablation in structural heart disease, and arrhythmias triggered by inflammation or autonomic imbalance.

Future topics include real-time imaging guidance, AI-optimized ablation plans, ablation index refinement, pulsed-field ablation expansion, and device-integrated electrophysiology ecosystems. By the end, participants will be equipped to refine technique, enhance safety, and personalize ablation plans for diverse arrhythmia types.