Unipolar and omnipolar voltage mapping of the pediatric sino-atrial node

30 March 2025 (12:06 - 12:15)

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Assistant Professor Mathijs Van Schie

Erasmus University Medical Centre, Rotterdam (Netherlands (The))

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Mapping and imaging in arrhythmia management

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30 March 2025 12:06 CET

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