Why the study?
Does a new nonfluoroscopic mapping system accurately determine catheter position and allow for three-dimensional activation mapping in humans?
Does a new nonfluoroscopic mapping system accurately determine catheter position and allow for three-dimensional activation mapping in humans?
A new nonfluoroscopic mapping system provides accurate catheter tip positioning and successfully reconstructs three-dimensional activation maps during sinus rhythm and various tachycardias.
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Supports initial human feasibility of nonfluoroscopic mapping; hypothesis-generating and should not yet change practice.
Smeets et al. (1998) studied this question.
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