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Using a catheter to distiniguish between RF ablated and unablated cardiac tissue Samson Phan

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Using a catheter to distiniguish between RF ablated and unablated cardiac tissue. Samson Phan. Inside Preload 1. Inside Preload. Inside Preload. Inside Cooked. Inside Cooked Preload 1. Inside Preload 1. Outside. Outside1. Conclusions. Cooking effects. Stiffer - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Using a catheter to  distiniguish  between RF ablated and  unablated  cardiac tissue

Using a catheter to distiniguish between RF ablated and unablated cardiac tissue

Samson Phan

Page 2: Using a catheter to  distiniguish  between RF ablated and  unablated  cardiac tissue
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Inside Preload

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Conclusions

Cooking effects• Stiffer• System becomes even more

damped