Contact us today to start your journey to live afib free. The wolf mini maze procedure the wolf mini maze procedure was first performed in 2003, at the department of cardiothoracic surgery, university of cincinnati, ohio, and demonstrated great success The description as provided by colleen doesn't sound like the same procedure. A maze procedure is a heart surgery that has a high success rate for treating afib (atrial fibrillation) A maze pattern of scar tissue blocks abnormal signals. The mini maze works best for patients with paroxysmal (occasional) afib or those with an otherwise healthy heart
Watch a detailed video of the wolf mini maze here Success rate of mini maze surgery in a recent study of 465 patients who underwent the mini maze procedure, 74% of people no longer experienced symptoms of afib within a year of surgery. “there are other minimally invasive maze procedures being attempted, but they appear to have lower success rates.
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