Figure 4
(A) Skiagram displaying deployed Impella 2.5 into the left ventricle and ablation catheter introduced transseptally into the central zone of re-entry circuit on the interventricular septum in a patient with dilated cardiomyopathy and recurrent unstable VTs. (B) Endocardial electrograms from ablation catheter (ABL) during entrainment pacing, showing mid-diastolic fragmented potentials and concealed entrainment. This site was not identified by substrate mapping in the sinus rhythm.

(A) Skiagram displaying deployed Impella 2.5 into the left ventricle and ablation catheter introduced transseptally into the central zone of re-entry circuit on the interventricular septum in a patient with dilated cardiomyopathy and recurrent unstable VTs. (B) Endocardial electrograms from ablation catheter (ABL) during entrainment pacing, showing mid-diastolic fragmented potentials and concealed entrainment. This site was not identified by substrate mapping in the sinus rhythm.

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