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Ablación Híbrida de Aurícula: Una Experiencia de una Década en un Solo Centro

Giuseppe Nasso^1,2, Walter Vignaroli³, Cosimo Domenico Dicandia¹

¹Department of Cardiac Surgery, Anthea Hospital and Santa Maria Hospital GVM Care & Research, 70131 Bari, Italy.

Reviews in cardiovascular medicine

|January 12, 2026

Resumen

La ablación híbrida ofrece un control rítmico duradero para la fibrilación auricular (FA) persistente. Los procedimientos inmediatos y la ablación del haz de Bachmann (BB) mejoran los resultados y reducen la estancia hospitalaria.

Sus antecedentes:

La fibrilación auricular (FA) persistente de larga data presenta un importante desafío para la salud, a menudo resistiendo los tratamientos convencionales.
La ablación híbrida, que combina técnicas quirúrgicas y de catéter, ofrece una solución para casos complejos de FA.
Existen datos limitados sobre la efectividad a largo plazo de las estrategias de ablación híbrida inmediata frente a la escalonada y el papel de la ablación del haz de Bachmann (BB).

Conclusiones:

La ablación híbrida demuestra un control rítmico duradero y seguridad para la FA persistente.
La ablación del haz de Bachmann (BB) mejora el éxito del procedimiento y debe considerarse.
La ablación híbrida inmediata puede ser beneficiosa para pacientes seleccionados, reduciendo potencialmente la utilización de la atención sanitaria.

Palabras clave:

haz de Bachmann ablación fibrilación auricular cirugía cardíaca

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