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Split accessory pathway potentials in a patient with antidromic AVRT

Accessory pathway potential often indicates a highly effective ablation target in Wolff‐Parkinson‐White syndrome.

Xinping Luo | Jian Li | Nanqing Xiong | Wentao Gu | Weizhuo Liu

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