Abstract
Background: Cardiac catheter ablation is associated with risk of thromboembolism such as stroke. Potential sources of embolism include thrombosis on guidewires, ablation catheters, and sheaths. In this study, we developed and tested a novel anti-thrombogenic coating to reduce the rate of thrombosis on indwelling intravascular devices.
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