@MaggieBinEP Nice models. When you say heat map, what are you showing on the left? It doesn’t look like a voltage map but I don’t see the Volt/LAT scale. The map on the right, is that a contact map for PFA? Thanks! Fellow Abbott mapper here
@PVC_on_HERS Nice map! Fellow Abbott mapper here (Central PA). If I’m understanding correctly, this is an activation map in slow-fast (typical) AVNRT. Your earliest LAT region is early atrial activation via the retro fast limb. Late LAT reflects the ensuing antegrade (slow limb) conduction?
@forkknifecab_EP@georgecrowell Interesting. So the first beat of VT advancing the Atrial EGM is a sign of a retrograde conducting pathway? Similar to His synchronous PVCs in tach. Am I correct about that thinking? If so, where was the pathway located?
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