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Fibrillating areas isolated within the left atrium after radiofrequency linear catheter ablation

Rostock et al., 2006

Document ID
9715590146318353145
Author
Rostock T
Rotter M
Sanders P
Jaïs P
Hocini M
Takahashi Y
Sacher F
Jönsson A
O'NEILL M
HSU L
Clémenty J
Haïssaguerre M
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of cardiovascular electrophysiology

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Introduction: Nonpulmonary vein sources have been implicated as potential drivers of atrial fibrillation (AF). This observational study describes regions of fibrillating atrial tissue isolated inadvertently from the left atrium (LA) following linear catheter ablation for AF. Methods and …
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