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Thomas Flautt DO, FACC
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Proud father of 3 boys & a girl. Lucky husband to @AlisonSpangler3. Cardiac Electrophysiologist for Stern Cardiovascular in Oxford, MS. Ole Miss baseball alumni
Oxford, MS
Joined September 2018
RT @AmHeartAdvocacy: BREAKING NEWS ‼️❤️ The U.S. Senate voted to unanimously pass the bipartisan HEARTS Act. Our statement from @Nancyathea…
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RT @netta_doc: PROMPT-AF Trial (PVI + lines + Vein of Marshall ethanol infusion vs PVI alone for #AFib #ablation) * 70.7% vs 61.5% freedo…
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@smithECGBlog @PendellM You haven’t ruled out Bundle Branch Reentrant VT. In V1, taller R > R’ (Marriott’s sign). The PR intervals are not consistent in V2 when compared to the sinus ECG. The RBBB is also not the same in sinus. Clearly this patient had conduction system disease-long HV-BBRVT
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@SrijanS33624197 Capturing too broad of an area is a good thing in my opinion. The alternative being too narrow/specific of a mapped phrenic trajectory could result in injury if your wrong.
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@MiguelVldrbno We are nearing 10+ in #Oxford, #Mississippi with excellent safety, operative success and follow up clinical results. Grateful for the mentorship @MiguelVldrbno !!
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RT @adnanalkhouli: Pleased to participate in expanding the knowledge on DRT after LAAO👇 1. SOA review featuring a novel classification of…
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@EM_RESUS While 3:2 Wenckebach and 5:4 Wencheback is seen at the beginning of this ECG signifying likely AV nodal block, the real detail is the 2:1 AV block at the end. 2:1 AV block with a normal PR and normal QRS is concerning for block in the bundle of His.
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