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Can i safely have ep study/ablation for vtach with antiphospholipid syndrome ? how to prevent blood clots during and after procedure?
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Should be safe: In view of complexities described, would discuss with your doctors prior to procedure. Whether or not to use anticoagulants is best decided prior to intervention. I think the proposed ablation could be done safely under the circumstances.
Answered 12/16/2020
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