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H. C. Fogedby,K. Osano,H. J. Jensenapping systems has lead to a significant reduction in radiation exposure for patients and staff. As the technology continues to improve, there is opportunity for radiation to be eliminated from routine procedures. This chapter will review the history of the mapping systems that have been at the fore

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H. C. Fogedby,K. Osano,H. J. Jensen the tip of the ablation catheter. Perforation of heart chambers and bleeding, thromboembolic complications, and complete AV block when ablating in the AV node-His area are the most feared. Most of these complications are related to the access, positioning of the catheters and radiofrequency itself

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