Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8660412 | Heart Rhythm | 2017 | 21 Pages |
Abstract
The presence of pleomorphic PVCs affects ablation outcomes. Successful elimination of the predominant PVC often results in successful ablation, even if not all PVCs are targeted. Although pleomorphic PVCs infrequently require repeat ablation procedures, most recurrences are due to reemergence of the originally targeted predominant PVC morphology.
Keywords
PFOposteromedial papillary muscleanterolateral papillary muscleMCVLVEFLGEOFTPMPGCVROCN/AALPlate gadolinium enhancementAmbulatory electrocardiographyelectrocardiographicECGIdiopathicleft ventriclePatent foramen ovalegreat cardiac veinCatheter ablationnot applicablePremature ventricular complexesVentricular premature complexesOutflow tractMitral annulusatrial septal defectASDPleomorphicPVCleft ventricular ejection fractionejection fraction
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Authors
Seth H. MD, Rakesh MD, FHRS, Fred MD, Frank MD,