Heart ablation cuts irregular beats, but may not make patients feel better
A recent study revealed that catheter ablation effectively diminishes abnormal heart rhythms in patients.
Nonetheless, there was no notable enhancement in quality of life compared to those undergoing a sham procedure.
Participants from both groups experienced considerable improvements after a six-month follow-up, indicating that patient expectations may shape their perceived benefits.
Researchers urge careful consideration when suggesting this procedure for improving overall quality of life.
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