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Ablation Opinion
I had a non surgical cardioversion done two years ago for afib and was very satisfied.
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Hi know it’s not the same but Dr Inamdar put in my pacemaker a few years ago. When the ambulance brought me to The Villages Hospital, my pulse was down to 22 and there was a cardiologist waiting for me. He brought Dr Inamdar in to do the procedure. He did a great job, I was very pleased with him and I’m still feeling well.
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How about PMing me with this quick method to get out of A-fib.
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Dr. Celso Acevedo is THE best. Has a satellite office in Lady Lake. Performs at Ocala Regional. The hospital wanted him so much so that the built a brand new cath lab to his exact specifications. Had an ablation in 14. No problems since. Highly recommend Dr. Acevedo.
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I've had three ablations on my lower back. I'm told nerves grow back sometimes in as little as 6 months. So, be prepared to have it done again in the future.
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I’d be happy to talk with you offline. Sorry — don’t know how to PM you. I can give you info on Shands. Please feel free to PM me.
Last edited by KarenandJohn; 01-29-2021 at 10:27 AM. Reason: Added info |
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Go with Dr Inamdar. I switched from Shands to him and am quite. Satisfied.
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Please research Dr. Miles at Shands. In my personal opinion, he’s brilliant.
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I had a cardiac ablation done. I went to Shands and saw Dr. Miles. He’s fabulous and because of that you might have to wait a while to get an appointment. He came recommended to me by my Doctor Who had the same procedure done by Dr. Miles. I am very happy with it. I haven’t needed another one done so far and it has been over four years. I understand 50% of the people do have to have a second procedure done. Maybe if they do it right the first timeYou won’t have to have it redone. I had both the atrial flutter and the atrial fibulation taken care of. Hope this helps.
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Hello to every one who responded to our request for knowledge, personal experience and suggestions, regarding my cardiac ablation. I contacted my Cardiologist who had originally referred me to the wonderful Dr. Inamdar, and he has now scheduled me with a Dr.Vilma Torres an Electrophysiologist at Shands. I will make my decision based on which Dr. I feel is more competent, with me their personality is a big plus as I’ve always used humor to mask my fears.
I wish to thank you all for sharing your experiences, input and advice. It meant more to me than I can relay to know that I’m not in this alone. I am a truly private person who does not often ask for assistance, but with this issue I felt so frightened and alone. You all made me feel confident that it will all be well. Blessings to you all. |
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Check out the Dr.s at the Shands. I had my heart ablation done many years ago. Still working great. You get more than one Dr. around the table. I am 84 an still working out every morning. Best of luck. The doctor I had has since moved out of state.
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I highly recommend UF Health Cardiology, associated with Shands in Gainesville. My first ablation was done locally in May, and my afib returned within less than a week, and was worse. I was in afib much of the time, and completely exhausted and weak; and for a month my thighs were horribly bruised, very swollen and painful, as well. I sought a referral to Shands, and had a second ablation at the Heart & Vascular Hospital there in November. The team was wonderful; and only small, minor bruising about the size of a quarter at the incision sites, compared to the previous experience. After several weeks I experienced normal sinus rhythm much of the time, and after 6 weeks I was able to walk 2 miles, with no more afib. I know each person is different; however, for me, I will always seek a major hospital for any procedure, and in this case, an academic hospital where the physicians are also professors teaching the subject, many involved in research, and where I believe the best, most recent techniques are practiced.
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