Atrial Tachycardia Originating from the Aortomitral Junction
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Atrial tachycardia (AT) originating from the aortomitral junction is a very rare and challenging disease. Its arrhythmic characteristics have not been described in detailcompared with the descriptions of the arrhythmic characteristics of AT originatingfrom the other locations. Only a few case reports have documented successfulablation of this type of AT using transaortic or transseptal approaches. We describea case with AT that was resistant to right-sided ablation near the His bundle failed and transaortic ablation at the aortomitral junction successfully eliminated.
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Atrial tachycardia (AT) originating from the aortomitral junction is a very rare and challenging disease. Its arrhythmic characteristics have not been described in detailcompared with the descriptions of the arrhythmic characteristics of AT originatingfrom the other locations. Only a few case reports have documented successfulablation of this type of AT using transaortic or transseptal approaches. We describea case with AT that was resistant to right-sided ablation near the His bundle failed and transaortic ablation at the aortomitral junction successfully eliminated.
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