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Effects of Linear Ablation at the Isthmus Between the Tricuspid Annulus and Inferior Vena Cava for Atrial Flutter on Autonomic Nervous Activity Analysis of Heart Rate …

Li et al., 2002

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18445467945299940150
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Li A
Kuga K
Suzuki A
Endo M
Niho B
Enomoto M
Kanemoto M
Yamaguchi I
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Circulation journal

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Heart rate is largely affected by the autonomic nervous system. However, little is known about the anatomic pathway of autonomic nerve fibers innervating the sinus node. The present study:(1) evaluates the effects of cavotricuspid isthmus ablation for common atrial …
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