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Ramsay Health Care trial finds first-line catheter ablation improves outcomes in ventricular tachycardia patients

PUBT·05/28/2026 00:01:34
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Ramsay Health Care trial finds first-line catheter ablation improves outcomes in ventricular tachycardia patients
  • Ramsay Health Care flagged CAAD-VT trial results showing first-line catheter ablation may improve outcomes for ventricular tachycardia patients.
  • Data were already presented as a Late Breaking Clinical Trial at the Heart Rhythm Society Annual Scientific Sessions in Chicago.
  • Study compared initial ablation with anti-arrhythmic drugs in a broad, real-world structural heart disease population.
  • Findings support earlier intervention to reduce repeat episodes, hospital care needs, treatment escalation, mortality risk.
  • Trial recruited across nine Australian sites, positioning the program as potentially practice-changing for cardiology care pathways.


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