Why the study?
Does cryoablation using electroanatomical mapping system guidance improve acute success and safety in pediatric patients with right septal accessory pathways?
Does cryoablation using electroanatomical mapping system guidance improve acute success and safety in pediatric patients with right septal accessory pathways?
Cryoablation of right septal accessory pathways in children using electroanatomical mapping is safe and highly effective, with a 93% acute success rate and no complications.
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Supports mapping-guided cryoablation as feasible in pediatric right septal pathways; leaves open need for randomized trials versus conventional approaches.
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