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Does chaos control slow and regularize local electrical activation of the right atrium in humans with induced atrial fibrillation?
Does chaos control slow and regularize local electrical activation of the right atrium in humans with induced atrial fibrillation?
Chaos control can be applied to slow and regularize local electrical activation of the right atrium during induced atrial fibrillation in humans.
Does not support clinical use in AF; leaves open its role in modulating atrial activation pending validation.
Chaos control has been applied to control atrial fibrillation in humans. Results are presented on the application and evaluation of chaos control for slowing and regularizing local electrical activation of the right atrium of humans during induced atrial fibrillation.
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