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Entrainment during rapid pacing of type I atrial flutter permits the identification of targets for successful ablation, mapping sites, and appropriate pacing rates to restore sinus rhythm.
Understanding the principles of entrainment during type I atrial flutter is crucial for identifying ablation targets, mapping sites, and determining appropriate pacing rates to restore sinus rhythm.
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May guide ablation targets via entrainment in type I flutter; extends prior observations but leaves open need for prospective validation.
Albert L. Waldo (1997) conducted a review in Type I atrial flutter. Entrainment via rapid pacing was evaluated. Entrainment during rapid pacing of type I atrial flutter permits the identification of targets for successful ablation, mapping sites, and appropriate pacing rates to restore sinus rhythm.
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