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Prof. Goran Milasinovic Obstacles in Arrhythmia treatment in Serbia “ a capite ad calcem”

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Prof. Goran Milasinovic

Obstacles in Arrhythmia

treatment in Serbia

“ a capite ad calcem”

Prof. Goran Milasinovic

Referral Pacemaker center

in Clinical center of Serbia

Referral center

established 1967

President, Nucleus of European

Society of Cardiac Pacing 1989

• Separate clinic, 12 beds, 10

physicians

• 1300 IPG, 150 ICD, 180 CRTp/D

• National registry

• Official National training center

• Official international “Hands-on”

training center

• International Research center

National Pacemaker Registry 2009

Number of implanting centers 16

Total PM implants 3207

New PM implants 2802

New PM implants in male 1782

New PM implants in female 1020

Population in million 7,498,001

Total ICD implants 405

Pacing mode – Serbia 2008-2009

0.37

51.51

3.59 2.43

24.63

4.55 2.8

9.85

0.3

50.68

2.96

9.84

17.93

4.261.96

7.05

0

20

40

60

AAI-R VVI-R VDD-R DDD DDDR CRT CRT+ICD ICD

%

2009 2008

Implantation number 2000-2009

6 centers 16 centers

Implant Rates: Low PowerSource: Implant Rates per Million CY07; EUCOMED,

Industry Estimate

- 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1.000

KosovoAlbania

UkraineMacedonia

Bosnia

Russia Montenegro

BelarusCEEGI

Hungary LatviaSerbia

CroatiaLithuania

Israel Slovakia

SloveniaPoland

Greece

CzechWE

IPG CRT-P

LP Implant Rates: Growth CY07 vs 06

-40%

-30%

-20%

-10%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

Russia Serbia Croatia Hungary Israel Slovakia Slovenia Poland Greece Czechia

Implant Rates: High Power

- 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200

Kosovo

AlbaniaUkraine

Macedonia

BosniaBelarusRussia

LatviaMontenegro

Lithuania

CroatiaCEEGISerbia

SloveniaPoland

Hungary

Slovakia Greece

Czech Republic

Israel WE

ICD CRT-D

HP Implant Rates: Growth CY07 vs 06

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

120%

Russia Serbia Croatia Hungary Israel Slovakia Slovenia Poland Greece Czechia

Implant Rates: CRT

- 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

KosovoAlbania

BosniaUkraine

Macedonia

Russia BelarusCroatia

Montenegro

CEEGILithuania

Poland

SloveniaSlovakia

LatviaSerbia

Greece Hungary

Czech Republic

WEIsrael

CRT-P CRT-D

CRT Implant Rates: Growth CY07 vs 06

-50%

0%

50%

100%

150%

200%

Russia Serbia Croatia Hungary Israel Slovakia Slovenia Poland Greece Czechia

RF ablation 2009

Number of centers 3

Total number ~ 750

AF ablation

Population in million 7,498,001

~ 50

Prof. Goran Milasinovic

Current status

• Awareness: moderate

• Referrals: moderate

• Number of implanters: satisfied

• Number of implanting centers: satisfied

• National Pacing society activity: satisfied

• English speaking cardiology community:

satisfied

Prof. Goran Milasinovic

Current status

• Single chamber vs. Dual chamber: 50%

• Primary prevention vs. Secondary: 50%

• CRTp vs. CRTd: 60-70% - unsatisfied

• RF ablation: unsatisfied

Prof. Goran Milasinovic

Obstacles in Arrhythmia

treatment in Serbia

• Current economical situation

• Centralized tender: price as main issue

• Reduced budget: no space for last technology

• State investment vascular cardiology vs. electrophysiology:

unsatisfied

• Lack of trained EPs for RF ablation: (8 EPs for

RF ablation vs. 53 pacing implanters

Prof. Goran Milasinovic

Advantages

• High volume Referral center with good potential for Research and “Hands-on” trainings

Prof. Goran Milasinovic

Potential Solutions for Serbia:

TEI

• Trainings for EPs for RF ablation in European high-

volume centers

• New Equipment for RF ablation: (currently only one

el.mapping system in country)

• “Quick-shot”-Investment in Primary prevention ICD

supply for next 2-3 years (around 400 devices per year): industry or EHRA/ ESC action?

Eastern Initiative

EHRA Summit 2010

with the Participation of Central-Eastern European Countries

“ICD* for Life Initiative - Fighting against Sudden Cardiac Death

in Emerging Economies”

(*Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator)

26th November 2010 Friday

13:00 Opening Ceremony, Venue TBA

Chairmen: P. Vardas, A.Auricchio C. Wolpert, G. Milasinovic, B.

Merkely, R Hatala, Hungarian Minister of National Resources