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Speakers at the accredited symposium, "The Integrated EP Lab: The Future of Complex Arrhythmia Ablation," provided their perspectives on the complete array of Stereotaxis technologies, from the remote navigation of magnetic catheters to integrated information management and networking:

Dr. Andrea Natale, of the Texas Cardiac Arrhythmia Institute, endorsed magnetic navigation as an important tool for VT mapping of the endocardium and epicardium.

Prof. Karl-Heinz Kuck of St. Georg Hospital in Hamburg, presented data demonstrating the superior tissue contact that is achievable with magnetic catheters, optimizing safety and lesion formation at low contact forces. He noted that "it is almost impossible to perforate with a magnetic catheter."

While Prof. Carlo Pappone of San Raffaele University Hospital in Milan, Italy, using a Lasso(TM) catheter, confirmed 100% acute success in PV isolation with the magnetic irrigated catheter, the bulk of his remarks focused on the advanced simplification, accelerated learning curve, and improved communication that is now achievable with the Odyssey System and Network.

Dr. Gery Tomassoni of Central Baptist Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky underscored this point, suggesting that Odyssey will be the ultimate tool for the complete integration of existing and emerging technologies in the EP Lab.

"Stereotaxis is committed to improving EP lab efficiency at every point along the continuum of clinical practice, from enhancing the precision, efficacy and safety of remote navigation and consolidating information and systems management in the EP lab, to extending best practices across a growing network of interconnected users," said Bevil Hogg, CEO of Stereotaxis. Mr. Hogg continued, "We were delighted with the broad spectrum of clinical endorsements of our technology in the core curriculum, which represented the principal scientific content of the conference, and we were very encouraged
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