Arrhythmias (Heart Rhythm Disorders)
UW Health's Heart and Vascular Care program strives to obtain the best possible outcomes in a broad range of potentially disabling or even lethal cardiac arrhythmias. Offering inpatient and outpatient diagnosis and treatment, UW Health electrophysiologists within our Electrophysiology Program carefully define each patient's arrhythmic problem, selecting the most appropriate therapy from a broad list of options.
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Inherited Arrhythmias
An inherited abnormal heart rhythm is a family concern, so we treat parents and children together in our Inherited Arrhythmias Clinic.
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Meet Our Doctors
Offering inpatient and outpatient diagnosis and treatment, UW Health electrophysiologists carefully define each patient's arrhythmic problem, selecting the most appropriate therapy from a broad list of options.
Meet our Heart Rhythm Disorders Doctors
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Catheter Cryoblation: A Patient's Story
Catheter cryoblation - freezing targeted portions of heart tissue to correct irregular heart beats - helped Stacey Hodkiewicz cope with supraventricular tachycardia, which sometimes caused her heartbeat to soar to 180 beats per minute. Learn more
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Electrophysiology Tests
Electrophysiology tests allow doctors to replicate a brief episode of arrhythmia with electrical stimulation to determine how the heart is affected by the arrhythmia.
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