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. 2018 Apr 19;9:414. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2018.00414

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Copyright © 2018 Boyle, Hakim, Zahid, Franceschi, Murphy, Vigmond, Dubois, Haïssaguerre, Hocini, Jaïs, Trayanova and Cochet.

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ECGI+/Sim+, ECGI+/Sim−, ECGI−/Sim+, and ECGI−/Sim− region examples. RD trajectories in regions of interest for each panel are highlighted by dashed yellow circles. (A) (patient 1): matching RD sites in both left PV and posterior LA regions. (B) (patient 2): RD_ECGI site in posterior LA region was not observed during simulations. (C) (patient 4): RD_sim sites in inferior RA and inter-atrial groove were not observed during clinical mapping via ECGI. (D) (patient 11): Superior RA and anterior LA regions were free of RD activity in both simulations and ECGI. See Figure 5 for legend.