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Visualization of the epicardial conduction through the Marshall bundle using the LUMIPOINT™ software
Rintaro Hojo1, Tomoyuki Arai1, Takashi Kimura1
1Department of Cardiology Tokyo Metropolitan Hiroo Hospital Tokyo Japan.
Journal of Arrhythmia
|August 10, 2023
Abstract:
The LUMIPOINT™ software allows visualization of arrhythmia circuits through the MB. In cases where the full extent of the arrhythmia circuit cannot be identified and epicardial conduction is suspected, it is better to perform the analysis while adjusting the confidence slider in LUMIPOINT™.
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