The dual-energy catheter is the one I keep coming back to here. Once both modalities live on the same device, “PFA versus RF” becomes a much less useful question than when the operator actually switches between them and whether that changes outcomes. I’d love to see real-world data on how often physicians use both energies in the same case once the novelty wears off.
That's a great way to put it — the argument over which energy wins matters a lot less once a doctor can just flip between them. The real story will be what people actually do with that switch once it's routine. I'll be watching for that data too.
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The dual-energy catheter is the one I keep coming back to here. Once both modalities live on the same device, “PFA versus RF” becomes a much less useful question than when the operator actually switches between them and whether that changes outcomes. I’d love to see real-world data on how often physicians use both energies in the same case once the novelty wears off.
That's a great way to put it — the argument over which energy wins matters a lot less once a doctor can just flip between them. The real story will be what people actually do with that switch once it's routine. I'll be watching for that data too.
Thanks for reading! Your insights make this community better.