Dr. Douglas Flora, the executive medical director of oncology services at the St. Elizabeth Yung Family Cancer Center, experienced dizziness, fatigue and a racing heart while he was away for work. His symptoms worsened and he sought help from a colleague at St. Edward. The team involved in pulse feed ablation, a technique used to reset the heart’s rhythm and uses electrical impulses delivered through a catheter at a certain frequency to reduce the risk of damage to surrounding areas. After the procedure, Flora's heart rhythm improved and he emphasized the importance of finding the right specialist.