Hot Balloon Versus Cryoballoon Ablation for Atrial Fibrillation: Lesion Characteristics and Middle-Term Outcomes
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Y. Okumura | I. Watanabe | Kazuki Iso | Kimie Ohkubo | T. Nakai | A. Hirayama | Hiroaki Mano | S. Nakahara | Sayaka Kurokawa | M. Arai | Yuichi Hori | Yuji Wakamatsu | Ryuta Watanabe | Koichi Nagashima | Shiro Nakahara
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