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Identification of critical isthmus using coherent mapping in patients with scar-related atrial tachycardia.

Jennifer Jeanne B ViceraYenn-Jiang LinPo-Tseng LeeShih-Lin ChangLi-Wei LoYu-Feng HuAbigail Louise D TeChin-Yu LinTing-Yung ChangTa-Chuan TuanTze Fan ChaoJo-Nan LiaoCheng-I WuChih-Min LiuChung-Hsing LinChieh-Mao ChuangChun-Chao ChenChye Gen ChinShin-Huei LiuWen-Han ChengLe Phat TaiSung-Hao HuangChing-Yao ChouIsaiah LugtuChing-Han LiuChung-Hsing Lin
Published in: Journal of cardiovascular electrophysiology (2020)
Coherent mapping with conduction velocity vectors derived from adjacent mapping sites significantly improved the identification of CI sites in scar-related ATs with isthmus-dependent re-entry better than conventional mapping. It may be used in conjunction with conventional mapping strategies to facilitate recognition of slow conduction areas and critical sites that are important targets of ablation.
Keyphrases
  • high resolution
  • high density
  • atrial fibrillation
  • catheter ablation
  • heart failure
  • mass spectrometry
  • drug induced
  • radiofrequency ablation