Cavotricuspid Isthmus Ablation Using a Novel High-Density Automated Electroanatomical Contact Mapping System
Atrial Flutter Ablation
Abstract
A case of atrial flutter ablation is presented with use of a novel high-density automated electroanatomic contact mapping system that was employed for guidance of the procedure. Rhythmos 2021; 16(2):39-40.
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