ALCOHOL SEPTAL ABLATION

What is an Alcohol Septal Ablation?

In septal ablation, a small portion of the thickened heart muscle is destroyed by injecting alcohol through a long, thin tube (catheter) into the artery supplying blood to that area. This procedure generally requires a three- to five-day stay in the hospital after the procedure.

What Condition is this Treatment Use on?

This is only done as a treatment option for a specific type of cardiomyopathy called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. 

​More Heart Services

• Advanced EP Treatment

• Advanced Lipid Testing

• Aeromedical Consult

• Aeromedical Exam

• AFIB Corrective Surgery

• AFIB/Atrial Flutter Ablation

• Alcohol Septal Ablation

• Aortic Surgery

• ASD Closure

• Balloon Valvuloplasty

• Cardiac Bypass

• Cardiac Catheterization

• Cardiac/Coronary CT Angiogram

• Cardiac MRI

• Cardiac Surgery

• Cardiology Consult

• CardioMEMS

• Coronary Calcium Score

• Coronary Stents

• Defibrillators

• Dedicated CHF Clinics

• Device Follow-up

• Echocardiogram

• Electrical Cardioversion

• Electrocardiogram (EKG)

• Electrophysiology (EP) Study

• Event Monitor

• Exercise Therapy

• Heart Failure Management

• Holter Monitor

• ICD

• ICD/PPM Implantation

• Implantable Loop Recorder

• Laser Lead Extraction

• Lung Surgery

• LVAD

• LV Remodeling

• Metabolic Stress Testing

• Mitral Valve Repair

• Nuclear Testing

• Off-Pump Cardiac Surgery

• Pacemakers

• Percutaneous LVAD

• Percutaneous MVR

• PCI

• Percutaneous Talent Device

• PTCA

• PFO Closure

• Stress Testing

• TAVR

• Tilt Table

• TEE

• Transplantation Evaluation

• Valvular Surgery

• Watchman