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Welcome to EP Edge Journal Watch, where cardiac electrophysiology meets evidence, precision, and perspective. Hosted by Dr. Niraj Sharma, this weekly podcast distills high-impact cardiovascular and Cardiac Electrophysiology and arrhythmia research into clear, clinically meaningful insights. Each episode goes beyond headlines and abstracts to uncover what new studies actually mean for patient care, decision-making, and the future of electrophysiology. What EP Edge Journal Watch stands for: Evidence-based practice Precision electrophysiology, arrhythmias analysis A forward-thinking, edge-driven approach to how we interpret and apply data in real-world clinical settings. Whether you’re an electrophysiologist, cardiologist, researcher, trainee, or allied health professional, EP Edge Journal Watch brings you the signal not the noise. Expect sharp summaries, thoughtful commentary, and practical takeaways designed for the busy clinician who wants to stay ahead of the curve
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to EP Edge Journal Watch, where cardiac electrophysiology meets evidence, precision, and perspective. Hosted by Dr. Niraj Sharma, this weekly podcast distills high-impact cardiovascular and Cardiac Electrophysiology and arrhythmia research into clear, clinically meaningful insights. Each episode goes beyond headlines and abstracts to uncover what new studies actually mean for patient care, decision-making, and the future of electrophysiology.
Recent episodes include "EP Edge® Journal Watch: Issue 41 October 2026: AF Ablation, PFA Coronary Safety, Smartwatches and LAA Closure" (19 October 2026, 27 minutes), "EP Edge® Journal Watch 39 | October 2026: PIFPAF-PFA, Ablation Durability and Left Bundle Area ICD Leads" (5 October 2026, 24 minutes), and "EP Edge® Journal Watch Issue 38 September 2026 with Heart Rhythm Society at HRX: AI ECG Interpretation, Wearable-Detected Ventricular Tachycardia, and LBBAP vs Deep Septal Pacing" (28 September 2026, 16 minutes).
EP Edge Journal Watch: Cardiac Electrophysiology Research publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 28 minutes.
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Episode #49
EP Edge® Journal Watch 41 | October 2026: AF Ablation, PFA Coronary Safety, Smartwatches and LAA Closure When does a more extensive ablation strategy improve outcomes, how should we assess coronary safety after pulsed...
Episode #47
Should we add posterior wall isolation during pulsed field ablation for persistent atrial fibrillation? How durable are pulmonary vein isolation and additional atrial lines? Can a defibrillation lead placed in the left...
Episode #46
In this special EP Edge® Journal Watch Issue 38 , recorded at HRX, with the Heart Rhythm Society Live 2026 in Atlanta , Dr. Niraj Sharma is joined by Dr. Michael Lloyd , Professor of Medicine at Emory University, for a...
Episode #44
What defines successful atrial fibrillation ablation: fewer recurrences, lower AF burden, better quality of life, or all three? In this ESC Congress 2026 special issue of EP Edge Journal Watch, Dr. Sharma examines...
Episode #41
What can nine carefully selected studies teach us about the changing practice of cardiac electrophysiology? In EP Edge® Journal Watch Issue 34, August 2026, Dr. Sharma provides a clinically focused review of emerging...
Episode #40
How long should anticoagulation continue after an apparently successful atrial fibrillation ablation? Should prophylactic pulmonary vein isolation be added during typical atrial flutter ablation in patients with heart...
Episode #39
Can anticoagulation be safely discontinued after successful atrial fibrillation ablation? Is the traditional prohibition against flecainide in structural heart disease too broad or does CAST remain an essential warning...
Episode #38
In EP Edge® Journal Watch Issue 31, August 2026, Dr. Sharma examine new evidence that challenges several familiar assumptions in cardiac electrophysiology. Should patients with atrial fibrillation routinely stop...
Episode #37
In EP Edge® Journal Watch Issue 30, July 2026 , we explore the next phase of cardiac electrophysiology, from pulsed field ablation durability and physiologic pacing to neuromodulation, sleep, fitness, and lifetime...
Episode #36
In EP Edge® Journal Watch Issue 29, July 2026 , we examine the evidence reshaping contemporary atrial fibrillation management and the rapidly changing role of catheter ablation. Two major meta-analyses compare catheter...
Episode #35
In this July 2026 episode of EP Edge Journal Watch , produced in collaboration with the Heart Rhythm Society (HRS) , Mike Lloyd and Dr. Niraj Sharma review five studies with direct implications for contemporary cardiac...
Episode #34
In EP Edge® Journal Watch Issue 28, July 2026 , Dr. Sharma reviews a major month in cardiac electrophysiology, where new technology is being tested against real-world evidence. This episode covers the rapid commercial...
Episode #33
In this episode of EP Edge® Journal Watch , Dr. Sharma reviews the June 2026 Issue 27 newsletter, focusing on a central question in modern cardiac electrophysiology: how do we better match mechanism to intervention...
Episode #32
In this episode of EP Edge Journal Watch Issue 26, June 2026 , Dr. Sharma reviews high-impact studies shaping contemporary cardiac electrophysiology , with a focus on smarter ablation strategies, safer left atrial...
Episode #31
In EP Edge Journal Watch Issue 25, June 2026 , Dr. Sharma reviews the most clinically relevant new studies in cardiac electrophysiology , with a focus on atrial fibrillation, stroke prevention, pulsed field ablation...
Episode #30
<p>In this episode of EP Edge Journal Watch, Dr. Sharma reviews major electrophysiology and cardiology studies from Issue 24: Substrate, Sensing, Wearables, Surgery, and the Precision Turn. The central theme is...
Episode #29
<p>The inaugural EP Edge Journal Watch and Heart Rhythm Society collaboration is here.</p><p>In this first episode, Dr. Michael Lloyd from the Heart Rhythm Society Digital Education Committee joins Dr. Niraj Sharma...
Episode #28
<p>In EP Edge™ Journal Watch Issue 23, May 2026, Dr. Sharma reviews the latest high-impact electrophysiology and cardiology literature with a new focused format: four deep-dive studies and a rapid-fire review of the...
Episode #27
<p>In this episode of EP Edge® Journal Watch, Dr. Sharma reviews Issue 22, May 2026, focused on the next phase of electrophysiology: pulsed field ablation safety, lesion durability, long-term AF recurrence, one-stop AF...
Episode #26
<p>In this May 2026 episode of EP Edge™ Journal Watch, we review nine high-impact electrophysiology studies shaping contemporary EP practice. This issue covers AI-guided redo AF ablation, dual-energy lattice-tip...
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