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Para-Hisian PacingThe accurate diagnosis of supraventricular tachycardias (SVTs) is crucial for the successful catheter ablation. To differentiate these SVTs, several pacing maneuvers are useful in the invasive electrophysiological (EP) study.

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Uncommon Atrial Flutterurgical biatrial ablation, and the ablation to the gap is effective. For the gap at the mitral end of the mitral isthmus incision, ablating inside the coronary sinus first is a reasonable approach. Macroreentry associated with spontaneous scarring in the left atrial wall may occur in patients withou

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athies.. .Written for electrophysiologists who treat patients with cardiac arrhythmias, the book offers reader.s essential tips and tricks for the optimal treatment of arrhythmias.978-981-13-5145-7978-981-10-4463-2

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