Predictors of Lesions Contiguity and Transmurality in Canine Ventricular Models After Catheter Ablation

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Higher contact force should be used in ventricular ablation according to a new study from Tulane. #TulaneResearch https://t.co/kPwtnxDvgG

02 Aug 2022

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Higher contact force should be used in ventricular ablation according to a new study from Tulane. #TulaneResearch https://t.co/A3Sl4wXCMi

02 Aug 2022

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RT @ahelhajjar: Please check our latest publication "Predictors of Lesions Contiguity and Transmurality in Canine Ventricular Models After…

01 Jul 2022

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New Research: Predictors of Lesions Contiguity and Transmurality in Canine Ventricular Models After Catheter Ablation: Background Interlesion gaps and transmurality of lesions after catheter ablation can precipitate suboptimal efficacy… https://t.co/YkUv9

26 Jun 2022

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