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Novel use of postpacing interval mapping to guide radiofrequency ablation of focal atrial tachycardia with long intra-atrial conduction time

Ikeguchi et al., 2004

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16438719665477796966
Author
Ikeguchi S
Peters N
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Heart Rhythm

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If the intra-atrial conduction time of a focal tachycardia is prolonged and exceeds the tachycardia cycle length, isochronal electroanatomical maps may be confusing by not showing the classical centrifugal pattern of focal activation. In addressing the hypothesis that …
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