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2019Temporal stability and specificity of high bipolar electrogram entropy regions in sustained atrial fibrillation: implications for mappingDharmaprani, D.; McGavigan, A.D.; Chapman, D.; Kutlieh, R.; Thanigaimani, S.; Dykes, L.; Kalman, J.; Sanders, P.; Pope, K.; Kuklik, P.; Ganesan, A.N.
2013Aortic stiffness in lone atrial fibrillation: A novel risk factor for arrhythmia recurrenceLau, D.; Middeldorp, M.; Brooks, A.; Ganesan, A.; Roberts-Thomson, K.; Stiles, M.; Leong, D.; Abed, H.; Lim, H.; Wong, C.; Willoughby, S.; Young, G.; Kalman, J.; Abhayaratna, W.; Sanders, P.; Calvert, J.
2004Effect of body mass index on defibrillation thresholds for internal cardioversion in patients with atrial fibrillationKistler, P.; Sanders, P.; Morton, J.; Vohra, J.; Kalman, J.; Sparks, P.
2008Anatomically determined functional conduction delay in the posterior left atrium: Relationship to structural heart diseaseRoberts-Thomson, K.; Stevenson, I.; Kistler, P.; Haqqani, H.; Goldblatt, J.; Sanders, P.; Kalman, J.
2003Focal atrial tachycardia arising from the mitral annulus: Electrocardiographic and electrophysiologic characterizationKistler, P.; Sanders, P.; Hussin, A.; Morton, J.; Vohra, J.; Sparks, P.; Kalman, J.
2014Epicardial wave mapping in human long-lasting persistent atrial fibrillation: transient rotational circuits, complex wavefronts, and disorganized activityLee, G.; Kumar, S.; Teh, A.; Madry, A.; Spence, S.; Larobina, M.; Goldblatt, J.; Brown, R.; Atkinson, V.; Moten, S.; Morton, J.; Sanders, P.; Kistler, P.; Kalman, J.
2002Sensitivity and specificity of concealed entrainment for the identification of a critical isthmus in the atrium: relationship to rate, anatomic location and antidromic penetrationMorton, J.; Sanders, P.; Deen, V.; Vohra, J.; Kalman, J.

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