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Superior Vena Cava Syndrome Due to Graves' Disease.
Takashi Ishihara+7 more
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A shorter distance from the cavotricuspid isthmus to the right coronary artery reduces the success rate of achieving first‐pass conduction block during cryoablation for cavotricuspid isthmus‐dependent atrial flutter, likely due to the warming effect of coronary blood flow.
Minoru Nodera+5 more
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Navigating the challenge of an isolated persistent left superior vena cava in cardiac procedures. [PDF]
Varghese D.
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Retrograde coronary sinus cardioplegia in the presence of persistent left superior vena cava
David M. Shahian
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Spontaneous superior vena cava (SVC)–right atrium (RA) conduction block lines, visualized as white lines using the extended early meets‐late (EEML) tool in the CARTO system, were associated with durable long‐term SVC isolation, supporting the efficacy of the white‐line approach. ABSTRACT Background Superior vena cava (SVC)–right atrium (RA) spontaneous
Yoshiaki Mizunuma+7 more
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Inferior and Superior Vena Cava Reconstruction. [PDF]
de Graaf R, Estler A, Grözinger G.
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Effective and safe lead extraction using the bidirectional rotational Evolution\uae sheath in a child with congenital heart disease [PDF]
Cipriani, Alberto+5 more
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In this study, we have found that SAN structure displays higher relaxation time compared to remote myocardium. TRAFF2 and T1ρ are highly correlated with SAN size determined by histology. TRAFF2 and T1ρ relaxation time maps are feasible non‐invasive methods to visualize SAN structure.
Yi Li+6 more
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