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Does noninvasive imaging combining MR imaging and body surface ECG mapping accurately reconstruct the electrical activation sequence compared to catheter-mapping in patients with normal and abnormal rhythms?
Does noninvasive imaging combining MR imaging and body surface ECG mapping accurately reconstruct the electrical activation sequence compared to catheter-mapping in patients with normal and abnormal rhythms?
Noninvasive imaging combining MRI and body surface ECG mapping can reconstruct cardiac electrical activation sequences, offering a potential diagnostic tool for arrhythmias.
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May support noninvasive activation mapping for arrhythmias; leaves open larger prospective validation before clinical adoption.
Tilg et al. (2007) studied this question.
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