Magnetic electroanatomic mapping can successfully guide catheter ablation of unusual intraatrial reentry in patients with d-TGA post Mustard repair.
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May guide ablation in post-Mustard d-TGA; leaves open need for systematic validation in larger cohorts.
SARDANA, R., et al .: Unusual Intraatrial Reentry Following the Mustard Procedure Defined by Multisite Magnetic Electroanatomic Mapping. This report describes a patient with d‐TGA post Mustard repair who presents with atrial arrhythmias. Two distinct intraatrial reentrant tachycardias were discovered and successful catheter ablation was performed in a unique atrial location not previously described. This case also explores the use of magnetic electroanatomic mapping in guiding catheter ablation. (PACE 2003; 26[Pt. I]:902–905)
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