… ablation of retrograde fast pathway was associated with nonspecific injury on the antegrade
fast pathway (increase of AH interval) without effects on the slow pathway. Selective …

… The surgical and catheter ablative procedures used have, in turn, shed additional light on …
slow AV nodal pathway is currently viewed as preferable to the fast pathway approach since it …

… in choosing appropriate catheter position and in ensuring catheter stability before and during
RF delivery. Shortening of the AH interval after successful catheter ablation in most patients …

… Successful radiofrequency catheter ablation of the fast pathway was performed via the
unconventional right subclavian venous route. (J Interven Cardiol 2003;16:377–380) …

… Selective fast pathway ablation eliminated AV node reentrant tachycardia without AV block
… after one ablation session and in an additional 3 patients (69% of total) after repeat ablation …

… Abstract Objective-To assess immediate and long term success of "fast" pathway catheter
ablation with graded use of radiofrequency energy in patients with classic atrioventricular …

… Table 2 shows the effects of catheter ablation on ventricular cycle lengths during AF. Catheter
ablation of the slow pathway significantly slowed the heart rate during AF, as reflected by a …

… Catheter ablation of the fast pathway of the AV node, serving as the retrograde route of
antidromic AVRT, has been reported as a therapeutic alternative. This, however, is associated …

… slow pathway ablation is unsuccessful, fast pathway ablation … After fast pathway ablation for
common atrioventricular nodal … may then require slow pathway ablation. Inappropriate sinus …

… The power source used for catheter ablation was an electrosurgical generator (model RFG-3B,
Radionics. Buriington, MA, USA) tbat delivered continuous unmodulated radiofrequency …