Paradoxical generator impedance behavior during catheter ablation in a patient with severe polycythemia
Takayuki Sekihara1, Tomoaki Nakano1, Akira Yoshida1
1Department of Cardiology, Faculty of Medical Sciences University of Osaka Osaka Japan.
Abstract:
An extremely high generator impedance in the blood pool can be observed in a patient with severe polycythemia. However, ablation can be performed safely as long as the generator impedance during contact with the myocardial tissue is within acceptable limits.
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