2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.jacc.2016.11.079
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Clinical Benefit of Ablating Localized Sources for Human Atrial Fibrillation

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“…56 Figure 4D shows careful basket positioning at a high-volume center in a recent large series. 57 Theoretically, baskets can resolve 1-2 cm diameter reentry circuits in human AF as predicted by Allessie et al 58 and confirmed in human optical maps (Figure 2A). 7 Conversely, if electrodes are too closely spaced, calculated wave propagation may fall within measurement error.…”
Section: Areas For Technical Improvement In Source-guided Ablation Of Afsupporting
confidence: 54%
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“…56 Figure 4D shows careful basket positioning at a high-volume center in a recent large series. 57 Theoretically, baskets can resolve 1-2 cm diameter reentry circuits in human AF as predicted by Allessie et al 58 and confirmed in human optical maps (Figure 2A). 7 Conversely, if electrodes are too closely spaced, calculated wave propagation may fall within measurement error.…”
Section: Areas For Technical Improvement In Source-guided Ablation Of Afsupporting
confidence: 54%
“…11,12,42,54,55,57,61 In summary, the endpoint of AF source ablation is the elimination of sustained rotational or focal activity that lie in conserved spatial locations. This endpoint is achievable in most patients, and may be superior to historical endpoints of AF termination.…”
Section: Areas For Technical Improvement In Source-guided Ablation Of Afmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At 1 year follow up, freedom from AF as a result of single procedure was observed in 80.5% (62/77) of patients and 87.5% of patients who had no prior ablation procedure (35/40; n=32 persistent/longstanding persistent). However, these outcomes were not statistically significant (18/23, 78 (65). This nonrandomized single center study involved 170 patients with paroxysmal and non-paroxysmal AF (32% LSPAF) who underwent FIRM guided ablation followed by PVI (95% of patients).…”
Section: Focal Impulse and Rotor Modulation (Firm)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[97][98][99] A large, randomized trial suggested poor outcomes with FIRM-guided ablation alone but was retracted due to concerns with trial enrollment and registration. 100 However, other major centers have reported improved outcomes achieved in patients with persistent AF ablation using FIRM-guided mapping, 101,102 and there are other unfinished trials currently underway using this technology for ablation (NCT02274857, NCT02799043).…”
Section: Improvements In Mapping-seeing Is Believingmentioning
confidence: 99%