Assessment of atrial fibrillation ablation outcomes with clinic ECG, monthly 24-h Holter ECG, and twice-daily telemonitoring ECG

Author:

Kimura Takehiro,Aizawa Yoshiyasu,Kurata Naomi,Nakajima Kazuaki,Kashimura Shin,Kunitomi Akira,Nishiyama Takahiko,Katsumata Yoshinori,Nishiyama Nobuhiro,Fukumoto Kotaro,Tanimoto Yoko,Fukuda Keiichi,Takatsuki Seiji

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine

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