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Does computerized single-beat epicardial mapping with sock type multiple bipolar electrodes improve the speed and accuracy of intraoperative ventricular epicardial mapping compared to conventional point-by-point mapping in animal models?
Does computerized single-beat epicardial mapping with sock type multiple bipolar electrodes improve the speed and accuracy of intraoperative ventricular epicardial mapping compared to conventional point-by-point mapping in animal models?
A computerized 20-point simultaneous epicardial mapping system using a sock-type electrode significantly reduces mapping time and improves accuracy during unstable arrhythmias in animal models.
May enable faster intraoperative VT mapping in unstable cases; leaves open human translation from animal models.
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