Why the study?
Does catheter ablation (manual or RMN) provide acute and long-term success for IART or AVNRT in patients with d-TGA post-Mustard/Senning operation?
Population
26 patients with D-transposition of the great arteries post-Mustard or Senning operation who underwent…
Comparison
Catheter ablation using a three-dimensional… vs Manual ablation compared to remote magnetic…
Design
Cohort
Follow-up
mean 34.1 ± 24.5 months
Authors
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Supports ablation for IART/AVNRT in d-TGA post-Mustard/Senning; leaves open RMN superiority in randomized trials.
Does catheter ablation (manual or RMN) provide acute and long-term success for IART or AVNRT in patients with d-TGA post-Mustard/Senning operation?
Catheter ablation for IART or AVNRT in patients with d-TGA post-Mustard/Senning operation is highly effective, with remote magnetic navigation further improving procedural efficiency and success.
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