Among patients with a Wolff–Parkinson–White (WPW) syndrome, approximately half will experience arrhythmia during their lifetime. Radiofrequency catheter ablation of the accessory atrioventricular pathway is the treatment of choice for this condition and is associated with a high success rate. Electrophysiology study is indeed the key procedure for identifying the target of radiofrequency ablati...

Forty-nine patients with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, ages 7 weeks to 51 years, were studied with isopotential body surface maps during normal sinus rhythm, atrial pacing or induced atrial fibrillation. The location of the accessory pathway was determined by multicather electrophysiologic study or surgical ablation of the accessory pathway. When fusion was minimized and ventricular activatio...

The terrorism threat is multifaceted and ever-present; this as a result of terrorism taking on all forms including Islamic, non-Islamic, foreign and domestic. After 9/11, the federal government focused on jihadists and government resources were focused on engaging foreign jihadists allowing a resurgence of non-Islamic domestic terrorism including the lone wolf terrorist (LWT). The problem is th...