Orientation of the right superior pulmonary vein affects outcome after pulmonary vein isolation.
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B. Merkely | J. Bax | P. Maurovich-Horvat | B. Szilveszter | Márton Kolossváry | V. Delgado | L. Geller | M. Vecsey-Nagy | J. Simon | I. Osztheimer | T. Tahin | G. Szeplaki | S. Herczeg | N. Szegedi | Hana Idelbi | Vivien Klaudia Nagy | L. Gellér | G. Széplaki | J. Bax
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