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has title	Electrophysiology in the time of coronavirus: coping with the great wave.
Creator	Ma, Jun Li, Jin Li, Jia Akhtar, Zaki Angelo, Giuseppe Della Bella, Paolo Gallagher, Mark Leung, Lisa Li, Yuechun Lin, Jiafeng Lin, Weiqian Mazzone, Patrizio
Source	MedRxiv
abstract	Aims: To chart the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the activity of interventional electrophysiology services in affected regions. Methods: We reviewed the electrophysiology laboratory records in 3 affected cities: Wenzhou in China, Milan in Italy and London, United Kingdom. We interviewed electrophysiologists in each centre to gather information on the impact of the pandemic on working patterns and on the health of staff members. Results: There was a striking decline in interventional electrophysiology activity in each of the centres. The decline occurred within a week of the recognition of widespread community transmission of the virus in each region and shows a striking correlation with the national figures for new diagnoses of COVID-19 in each case. During the period of restriction, work-flow dropped to <5% of normal, consisting of emergency cases only. In 2 of 3 centres, electrophysiologists were redeployed to perform emergency work outside electrophysiology. Among the centres studied, only Wenzhou has seen a recovery from the restrictions in activity. Following an intense nationwide program of public health interventions, local transmission of COVID-19 ceased to be detectable after February 18th allowing the electrophysiology service to resume with a strict testing regime for all patients. Conclusion: Interventional electrophysiology is vulnerable to closure in times of great social difficulty including the COVID-19 pandemic. Intense public health intervention can permit suppression of local disease transmission allowing resumption of some normal activity.
has issue date	2020-03-30(xsd:dateTime)
bibo:doi	10.1101/2020.03.30.20044776
has license	medrxiv
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