Pulse Field Ablation

Pulse field ablation (PFA) is an innovative procedure used to treat heart rhythm problems, particularly atrial fibrillation. PFA uses short bursts of electric pulses to deliberately create small, localized tissue damage that disrupts abnormal electrical pathways. Basically, it stops the heart from sending the wrong electrical signals that cause irregular heartbeats.

PFA uses a highly targeted approach to treat heart rhythm problems leading to safer procedures, fewer post-procedure complications and faster recovery times. This means patients recover faster and with fewer risks. This safe, proven procedure is ideally suited for patients whose atrial fibrillation makes them feel poorly or has weakened their heart. Baptist is leading the way with PFA in Mississippi helping patients feel better, sooner.