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Most Advanced Treatments
Radiofrequency AblationA thin, flexible catheter is inserted into a blood vessel through a small puncture. An electrode at the end of the catheter creates heat. The heat cauterizes and destroys the tissue in the heart causing the abnormal heart rhythm. Special 3-D computer technology is used to help ensure the success of this procedure. 
Making time for herself — Diane Chernaskey of Hellertown, Pa., attributed her racing heartbeat to the stress of raising her active family. However, it was caused by a birth defect and cured with radiofrequency ablation. Treats These Conditions: Need Help? Call 610-402-CARE (8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday) to talk to nurses and other experts who can help you find a heart care doctor and more. This page last updated 10/15/08 02:27 PM
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