Averaging real-time impedance enhances the prediction of steam pop risk and lesion characteristics

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Hidehiro Iwakawa · Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Masateru Takigawa · Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Junji Yamaguchi · Tokyo Institute of Technology

Ryosuke Kato · Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Masaki Honda · Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Ryo Tateishi · Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Miho Negishi

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The averaged relative impedance drop demonstrated the strongest association with SP occurrence, and averaging impedance provided a more accurate assessment of lesion characteristics than unfiltered measurements.

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Published in: EP Europace

Volume 27, Issue 12

DOI: 10.1093/europace/euaf315

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Averaging real-time impedance enhances the prediction of steam pop risk and lesion characteristics

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