论文信息 - Three‐Dimensional Electromagnetic Catheter Technology:

Three‐Dimensional Electromagnetic Catheter Technology:

Electroanatomical Mapping. Introduction: The difficult catheter orientation and navigation associated with conventional technology and mono‐/multiplane fluoroscopy may complicate ablation procedures of atrial tachycardias. A new three‐dimensional catheter technology for electroanatomical mapping of the right atrium and ablation of ectopic atrial tachycardia is described.

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