Why the study?
Does the CGCI remote magnetic navigation system allow accurate and safe catheter positioning and ablation in patients with atrial flutter?
Does the CGCI remote magnetic navigation system allow accurate and safe catheter positioning and ablation in patients with atrial flutter?
The CGCI remote magnetic navigation system demonstrates technical feasibility for accurate and stable catheter positioning during ablation of atrial flutter.
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Provides preliminary support for CGCI in atrial flutter ablation; hypothesis-generating and should not yet change practice.
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