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 …

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 …

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 …

A line of block between the vena cava and the crista terminalis (CT) region is important for
atrial flutter (AFL), but whether it is fixed or functional is controversial. To test the hypothesis …

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 …

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 …

Although atrial fibrillation is a common arrhythmia, the underlying mechanisms are
incompletely understood. Recent studies have determined the role of the crista terminalis in …

To determine the role of anatomic architecture in atrial flutter, electrophysiologic findings
were correlated with anatomic features in a modified model of atrial flutter with ligation of the …

Background Recent experimental and clinical studies on atrial flutter have demonstrated that
the crista terminalis (CT) plays an important role in the genesis of atrial reentry. To elucidate …