Abstract / Summary
Typical atrial flutter was terminated and sinus rhythm was restored. We discussed the mechanism of changes in the coronary sinus atrial electrograms.
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Journal of arrhythmia
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Coronary Sinus Electrogram Changes After Cavotricuspid Isthmus Ablation for Typical Atrial Flutter: What Is the Mechanism?
Typical atrial flutter was terminated and sinus rhythm was restored. We discussed the mechanism of changes in the coronary sinus atrial electrograms.
Primary Source
Journal of arrhythmia
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