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A minimally fluoroscopic approach in AVNRT ablation reduces radiation exposure and number of RF applications without compromising safety, effectiveness and procedural time

Session: ePoster session
Topic: Catheter Ablation of Arrhythmias
Speaker: Doctor R. Kasbari (Tournai, BE)
Event: EHRA 2021

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Doctor Rami Kasbari

Hospital Center of Wallonie Picarde, Tournai (Belgium)
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23 April - 25 April 2021

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