Cardiac Mapping

Cardiac mapping is a medical technique used to create detailed images of the heart's electrical activity. By using specialized catheters and sensors, doctors can pinpoint areas where the heart's electrical signals are irregular or disrupted. This helps identify sources of abnormal rhythms, such as arrhythmias. The process involves collecting electrical data from different parts of the heart and translating it into a visual map, guiding precise treatment like ablation. Cardiac mapping improves diagnosis and treatment by providing a clear, real-time view of the heart’s electrical functioning.