October 25, 2016 — Stereotaxis Inc. and Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (RWJUH) announced that Zyad Younan, M.D., has completed more than 500 cardiac ablation procedures using the Niobe remote magnetic navigation system. Younan currently leads the Northeast region in catheter ablations performed using the Niobe system in the six-and-a-half years since installation.
RWJUH, a Cardiovascular Center of Excellence and the principal teaching hospital of the Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Brunswick, N.J. first installed the Niobe system in 2010 and upgraded to the Niobe ES system in early 2012. Since that time, the electrophysiology lab has increased its patient caseload, through shorter procedure times, and by attracting more patients with a wide range of complex heart arrhythmias.
Collectively, the physicians of RWJUH have utilized Stereotaxis remote magnetic navigation technology in more than 1,500 procedures to date, more than any other hospital in North America from 2010 to present.
“Stereotaxis technologies are amazing innovations, and the contrasts with traditional methods are striking,” said Younan. “With the remote magnetic navigation and detailed mapping tools of the Niobe system, we are able to navigate the ablation catheter more quickly, safely, and precisely — even in hard-to-reach regions of the heart. As a result, we see decreased radiation exposure, lower risk of complications and higher success rates, particularly for challenging procedures such as ventricular tachycardia. I believe this system will eventually become the gold standard in cardiac ablations.”
“Stereotaxis provides yet another advanced treatment approach that is available to cardiac patients at RWJUH,” said Michael Antoniades, President and CEO of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. “Our team has a well-earned reputation for expanding the boundaries of medicine while delivering cutting-edge, quality care to patients.”
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