Conduction Properties of the Crista Terminalis. Introduction: Previous mapping studies in
patients with typical atrial flutter have demonstrated the crista terminalis to he a posterior …

YAMABE, H., et al.: Conduction Properties of the Crista Terminalis and Its Influence on the
Right Atrial Activation Sequence in Patients with Typical Atrial Flutter. The conduction …

OBJECTIVES In this study, the transverse conduction capabilities of the crista terminalis (CT)
were determined during pacing in sinus rhythm in patients with atrial flutter and atrial …

Introduction: The aim of this study was to delineate activation patterns around the crista
terminalis (CT) using high‐resolution noncontact mapping. Methods and Results: Twenty …

Background—The crista terminalis (CT) has been identified as the posterior boundary of
typical atrial flutter (AFL) in the lateral wall (LW) of the right atrium (RA). To study conduction …

Although crista terminalis (CT) has been identified as the barrier to transverse conduction
during typical atrial flutter (AFL), the relation between transverse conduction capabilities and …

Objectives: The aim of the study was to investigate the conduction properties and anisotropy
of the crista terminalis (CT) in patients with atrial flutter (AFL) using non-contact mapping …

Introduction: The activation sequence in typical atrial flutter (AFL) around the tricuspid
annulus is well described. However, activation of the remainder of the right atrium (RA) is not …

The crista terminalis (CT) is reportedly a critical barrier for maintaining typical atrial flutter
(AFL), but recent observations have suggested the presence of posteromedial functional …

Background—Previous studies of atrial flutter have found linear block at the crista terminalis;
this was thought to predispose the patient to the arrhythmia. More recent observations …