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During a posterior wall isolation and pulmonary vein isolation procedure for the treatment of an atrial fibrillation, a farawave catheter was selected.During procedure, the physician went transeptal with a brk needle and mapped with a non-boston scientific catheter through a non-boston scientific sheath.Then exchanged for a faradrive and used a non- nav farawave 35 mm to ablate.Catheter details are unknown but there were no issues with deployment or the catheter itself.The ablation proceeded normally and the physician found no effusion at the end.There were no notable changes in vital signs during the case.Standard aspirations and flushes were done.This physician has asked for no guidance, and field specialist was just watching his aspirations and flushes to monitor the sheath.The case concluded and the lab manager reached out around 4 hours later to inform that the patient has coded several times and may not survive.Afterward, it was reported that the patient died after experiencing a myocardial infarction following the procedure.
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