Instead of using uncontrolled mechanical force, this new insulated transseptal needle has a closed end that safely
delivers radiofrequency energy to create a small hole in the atrial septum, allowing the needle to pass to the left atrium with increased efficacy and control.
The tip of the catheter
delivers radiofrequency energy that heats and destroys tissue that is sending out erratic electrical signals.
During the renal denervation procedure with the Symplicity device used in this trial, a catheter is threaded through arteries to
deliver radiofrequency energy that inactivates kidney nerves, interrupting electrical signals to and from the kidney, an organ that performs a major role in regulating blood pressure.
Not exact matches
A probe is then inserted through the needle tip and
delivers pulsed
radiofrequency energy to the area over a 10 - minute period.