Figure 3
Figure shows diastolic fractioned low-amplitude electrogram registered from the distal dipole of the ablation catheter (EPI) during sinus rhythm and a premature ventricular complex at the successful ablation location. The morphology of the second complex suggests an infero-lateral origin of ventricular activation and the pattern is of an epicardial origin because of pseudo delta wave (Δ) and the prolonged intrinsicoid deflection in V2 (ID).

Figure shows diastolic fractioned low-amplitude electrogram registered from the distal dipole of the ablation catheter (EPI) during sinus rhythm and a premature ventricular complex at the successful ablation location. The morphology of the second complex suggests an infero-lateral origin of ventricular activation and the pattern is of an epicardial origin because of pseudo delta wave (Δ) and the prolonged intrinsicoid deflection in V2 (ID).

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