Curative percutaneous catheter ablation using radiofrequency energy for accessory pathways in all locations: Results in 100 consecutive patients
Authors:
- George F. Van HareGHGeorge F. Van Hare
- David J. SchampDSDavid J. Schamp
- Walter ChienWCWalter Chien
- Michael A. LeeMLMichael A. Lee
- Jerry C. GriffinJGJerry C. Griffin
- Jonathan J. LangbergJLJonathan J. Langberg
- Todd J. CohenTCTodd J. Cohen
- Keith G. LurieKLKeith G. Lurie
- Melvin M. ScheinmanMSMelvin M. Scheinman
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