Major milestone in Hungarian electrophysiology: the first clinical use of MicroPort EverPace’s PulseMagic Pulsed Field Ablation (PFA) System in Hungary, alongside the first clinical application of the Columbus 3D EP Navigation System in the country.
Over two days, five successful PFA procedures were performed at Semmelweis University, marking an important step in bringing these innovative technologies into Hungarian clinical practice. The procedures were led by Prof. Dr. László Gellér, Dr. Nándor Szegedi and Dr. Zoltán Salló, whose expertise and commitment were instrumental in this milestone.
The initial clinical experience was highly encouraging. The team highlighted the system’s intuitive handling and ease of use, its impressive catheter manoeuvrability, and the positive results achieved across the cases. As reflected in their feedback, the technology proved surprisingly easy to work with and made a very positive first impression.
We were pleased to welcome Nikolaos Charonitakis and Andreas Brockhaus from MicroPort EverPace, whose expertise and on-site support contributed to the successful introduction.
Our sincere thanks to Prof. Dr. Gellér, Dr. Szegedi, Dr. Salló, and the entire clinical team at Semmelweis University for their trust, collaboration, and outstanding work!
At DHS Hungary Kft., we are proud to support the introduction of advanced electrophysiology technologies and to be part of milestones that help shape the future of cardiac arrhythmia treatment in Hungary.
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