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Leading the Charge

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by Boston Scientific

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Today’s breakthrough is tomorrow’s standard. Subcutaneous ICD is the first implantable cardiac device to protect patients against both sudden cardiac death and transvenous lead complications, and researchers are continuing to push this technology to the forefront of the electrophysiology field. Join host Wyatt Stahl as he reviews clinical evidence, contextualizes the data and speaks with principal investigators of landmark S-ICD trials — all to cut straight to the heart of this exciting technology. ABOUT THE HOST: Wyatt Stahl is an electrical engineer and a 30-year veteran in cardiac rhythm management, with over a decade of in-field experience alongside both implanters and physicians. Throughout his career, his work has largely focused on electrode-to-tissue long-term maturation and impedance changes with implantable devices.

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February 2, 2022

S2: Episode 1. Making a Choice

As S-ICD technology continues to establish itself as a preferred alternative to transvenous cardiac defibrillators, the pre-implant conversation with ICD patients has quickly evolved. Join host Wyatt Stahl and special guest Dr. Martin C. Burke as they trace S-ICD’s historic journey in defibrillation therapy from niche to norm—and what it means for patient selection. “I really think that the S-ICD, as a platform, is your go-to platform right off the bat.” Martin C. Burke, electrophysiologist Disclosure: Dr. Burke is a consultant with Boston Scientific. For more information regarding S-ICD and its indications for use, visit bostonscientific.com/sicd. For more information regarding S-ICD usage within the EU, visit bostonscientific.eu/s-icd. For more S-ICD implantation resources and best practices, visit sicdtraining.com.

February 2, 2022

S2: Episode 2. Learning the Ropes

How can the next generation of implanters take up the mantle of today’s S-ICD innovators? For Dr. Martin Burke, the answer comes down to 1) understanding the fundamentals, and 2) practice. Lots of practice. “Your experience and your consistency, and experiencing the operative theater with this device from the prep all the way through to closure, is extremely important to having a successful program.” Martin C. Burke, electrophysiologist Disclosure: Dr. Burke is a consultant with Boston Scientific. For more information regarding S-ICD and its indications for use, visit bostonscientific.com/sicd. For more information regarding S-ICD usage within the EU, visit bostonscientific.eu/s-icd. For more S-ICD implantation resources and best practices, visit sicdtraining.com.

February 2, 2022

S2: Episode 3. Advancing the Science

The story of S-ICD technology spans more than three decades, and Dr. Martin Burke has witnessed it all. In the final episode of the interview series, host Wyatt Stahl returns to the earliest days of subcutaneous defibrillation—discovering what the S-ICD of yesterday can teach us about the S-ICD of tomorrow. “I always thought it was funny that we had all these devices that we were putting in subcutaneously, but we never used any of that information towards making sensing better.” Martin C. Burke, electrophysiologist Disclosure: Dr. Burke is a consultant with Boston Scientific. For more information regarding S-ICD and its indications for use, visit bostonscientific.com/sicd. For more information regarding S-ICD usage within the EU, visit bostonscientific.eu/s-icd. For more S-ICD implantation resources and best practices, visit sicdtraining.com.

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What is Leading the Charge?: Today’s breakthrough is tomorrow’s standard. Subcutaneous ICD is the first implantable cardiac device to protect patients against both sudden cardiac death and transvenous lead complications, and researchers are continuing to push this technology to the forefront of the electrophysiology field. Join host Wyatt Stahl as he reviews clinical evidence, contextualizes the data and speaks with principal investigators of landmark S-ICD trials — all to cut straight to the heart of this exciting technology.

ABOUT THE HOST: Wyatt Stahl is an electrical engineer and a 30-year veteran in cardiac rhythm management, with over a decade of in-field experience alongside both implanters and physicians. Throughout his career, his work has largely focused on electrode-to-tissue long-term maturation and impedance changes with implantable devices.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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