Atrial Fibrillation Specialist at Atrial Fibrillation Center Of America
The physicians and specialist at Atrial Fibrillation Center Of America pride themselves as being advocates for patient needs and have established their practice as an example of the highest quality arrhythmia care available. Our mission is to develop strong patient-doctor clinical relationships to be able to deliver the best possible personalized care. We believe our patient services are the finest available and offer the following:
Concierge Care:
We designed a concierge care program that provides any medical consultation or surgical need on an on-going basis. We feel this program is the best available and any patient interested should schedule an appointment with one of our doctors to discuss how our program works.
General Patient Services:
For many patients, on-going concierge care is not required. Instead, we provide routine arrhythmia diagnosis and treatment program on an as-needed basis. Our specialist at Atrial Fibrillation Center Of America are highly skilled in all areas of arrhythmia diagnosis and treatment and specialize in:
Atrial Fibrillation Specialist in
A-fib Ablation
A catheter ablation procedure to destroy specific cells in the left atria, pulmonary veins, or superior vena cava that work to block the erratic electrical signals that trigger and maintain atrial fibrillation.
Electrophysiology Studies
Studies that use an electrode catheter inserted into the heart to assess the heart condition or to diagnose abnormalities.
Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy (CRT)
Based on the patient’s diagnosis and condition, a pacemaker or defibrillator may be implanted in the patient. This device is used to synchronize heartbeat, restore the heart’s mechanical sequence, help the heart work more efficiently, and improve overall heart function.
Cardiac Defibrillator Implantation
These devices are implanted in patients with a high risk of sudden death from fast heart rhythms. They also serve as pacemakers.
Catheter Ablation
Catheter ablation removes abnormal circuits or tissues that start and maintain abnormal, fast heart rhythm. Although there are several forms of catheter ablation, the two most common are radiofrequency ablation and cryoablation.
Specialists at Atrial Fibrillation Centers of America
Dr. Bansal and Dr. Ilyas at Atrial Fibrillation Center Of America serve patients from the Houston, national, and international areas. For patients that require travel to the Houston area, our staff is trained to arrange all transportation and accommodation from anywhere in the world. Not only are we able to treat and monitor patients worldwide, but because of our location in Houston, we have access to the world’s widest and most talented pool of medical specialists ready to treat patient should issues arise other than arrhythmias. Houston is known for being a center of heart research and disease treatment. Our practice works in concert with other practices, clinics, and hospitals in the Houston area to offer patients a full range of medical expertise.