High Incidence of Thrombus Formation Without Impedance Rise During Radiofrequency Ablation Using Electrode Temperature Control
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H. Nakagawa | R. Lazzara | W. Jackman | F. Wittkampf | S. Imai | HIROSHI NAKAGAWA | RALPH LAZZARA | WARREN M. JACKMAN | KAGARI MATSUDAIRA | FRED H.M. WITTKAMPF | WILLIAM S. YAMANASHI | SHINOBU IMAI | JAN V. PITHA | W. Yamanashi | Kagari Matsudaira | J. Piťha
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