… limbs with reported anatomical procedural success, and in 70% to 80 % of limbs classified
as having anatomical failure. In 2002, Weiss and Weiss27 reported a retrospective review of a …

… Background— Cavotricuspid isthmus (CTI) characteristics are rarely documented when
comparing catheters in radiofrequency ablation (RFA) of atrial flutter (AFL). Our objectives were (…

… LA ablation alone and comparable to those of biatrial ablation … Thus, our anatomy-based RF
lesions may have altered AF … by the acute SR restoration during ablation in 64% of patients. …

… Two studies specifically addressing the possible effects on nearby coronary arteries
following radiofrequency ablation of accessory pathways along the mitral and tricuspid orifices …

… knee capsule from the perspective of the interventional pain practitioner. … anatomical basis
for Choi and colleagues’ ablation technique, the most common technique used for RF ablation …

… for the various phases of the ablation work-up eg patient … pulmonary vein and left atrial
ablation divided into stages: pre… anatomy), peri-procedural stage (integration of anatomical …

… in relation to the anatomical obstacles (ribs, lung, hollow organs, vessels, etc.), an optimal
3D distribution of the probes and of the respective overlapping ablation spheres are hardly …

… vein anatomy prior to radiofrequency ablation is therefore mandatory to facilitate an
anatomically based ablation … vein anatomy prior to radiofrequency catheter ablation procedures. …

… or laser ablation. This article will review the current status of radiofrequency ablation in the
… our criteria can be treated by radiofrequency ablation. However, patients with potentially …

… projection) for constructing a complete linear line with RF ablation. In some cases with a large
and … open the perspective to use real preprocedural anatomic information to guide isthmus …