Clinical accuracy of a 3-dimensional multielectrode non-invasive ECG mapping vest in premature ventricular contraction ablation procedures

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Clinical accuracy of a 3-dimensional multielectrode non-invasive ECG mapping vest in premature ventricular contraction ablation procedures

Session: Poster session on ventricular tachycardia, others

Topic: Ablation of Ventricular Arrhythmias

Speaker: Associate Professor B. Hunuk (Istanbul, TR)

Event: EHRA 2024

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Associate Professor Burak Hunuk

Baskent University Istanbul Hospital, Istanbul (Türkiye)

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