Cavotricuspid Isthmus Anatomy in Flutter Ablation of Right Anevrismal Atrium Using Non Contact Mapping

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  • L. Chiriac
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tients with stmchmlly normal hearts following noncontact mapping guided ablation of idiopathic left or right ventricular tachycardia. A signiiicant inverse correlation was found between activation times and ARIs during sinus (I= -0.68&0.23), paced (I= -0.82&0.12), and ventricular ectopic (I= -0.66&0.43) rhythms using the alternative NCM method. However, no significant relationship between activation times and ARIs was found for sinus (I= 0.04&0.23), paced (I= 0.51&0.03), and ventricular ectopic (I= 0.22&0.17) rhythms using the Wyatt method at the same sites. In addition, the Wyatt method appeared to underestimate ARIs at endocardial sites with positive T waves resulting in signiiicantly larger global dispersion of repolatiation than the alternative method in these normal hearts (98&28 ms vs. 42&13 ms, P <O.OOl). Conclusions: The Wyatt method underestimates endocardial ARIs in areas with positive T waves and may be inaccurate in demonstrat ing global dispersion of repolarization or activation-repolarization relationship in the normal endocardium. The alternative NCM method may be a better determinant of endocardial repolarization patterns.

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تاریخ انتشار 2004