A minimally invasive thoracoscopic approach can successfully eliminate right-sided epicardial accessory pathways after failed catheter ablations.
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May offer a rescue option for refractory right-sided pathways after failed catheter ablation; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective validation.
The description of the clinical case presents a rare observation of a multi-stage approach to the treatment of right-sided accessory pathway. There are presented the results and features of successful epicardial ablation using a minimally invasive thoracoscopic approach, which made it possible to eliminate accessory pathways for right-sided epicardial localization after failed recurring cataract ablations.
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