Prevalance of incessant form of atrial fibrillation by superior vena cava (svc) firing:simplified svc and sinus node mapping(sss map) to avoid sinus node injury.

31 August 2024 (15:00 - 15:30)

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Doctor Tomohiro Miyata

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Prevalance of incessant form of atrial fibrillation by superior vena cava (svc) firing:simplified svc and sinus node mapping(sss map) to avoid sinus node injury.