Focal Impulse And Rotor Mapping (FIRM): Conceptualizing And Treating Atrial Fibrillation.

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Focal Impulse And Rotor Mapping (FIRM): Conceptualizing And Treating Atrial Fibrillation.

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Amir Schricker Md

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David E Krummen Md

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Gautam G Lalani Md

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Junaid A B Zaman Ma Bm BChir

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Rishi Trikha Bs

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Sanjiv M Narayan Md PhD

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