This looks interesting

[Maura5]

royalpapworth.nhs.uk/our-ho...

[jeanjeannie50]

That looks promising!

[cassie46]

Looks interesting - I will have to ask him next time I see him, Andrew Grace is my EP.

Cassie

[Bpsan in reply to cassie46]

It would be good to know if this is just a procedure for people with permanent AF? Would it work for paroxysmal AF I wonder as if the heart at the time of the data collection was acting normally then would the necessary data as to what is wrong be there to be collected ?

[Jennyquilt0 in reply to Bpsan]

Interesting point, but who knows where it could lead st least it is more positive than hit and miss. He also states it might lead to new medication so hope things continue to be researched for us all and give us a better diagnosis and treatment

[Bpsan in reply to Jennyquilt0]

Yes definitely a positive step forward. Watch this space then !!

[LindaDaisy in reply to cassie46]

And mine. Great guy.

[Maura5]

Apologies if it is the same one I didn’t see it!

[LindaDaisy]

I don’t think it’s the same one. Dr Grace appears to be the leader of the Papworth but the one in the Mail is organised by a device manufacturer.

[Geza10]

He is a good guy always looking for a cure he's my ep I wish him all the best

[Maura5 in reply to Geza10]

So do I !!