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. 2022 Dec 12;25(2):600–609. doi: 10.1093/europace/euac216

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Right-sided accessory pathways with QRS transition > V3. Schematic representation of the TV junction region as viewed in the left anterior oblique view (60°) illustrating anterolateral (A), anteroseptal (B), posterolateral (C), and posteroseptal (D) AP-localization. The adjacent Cabrera circles indicate the corresponding leads with the most positive delta wave (bold arrow). ECG-identification of a right-sided anterolateral AP with the EASY-WPW algorithm (E). AL, anterolateral; AP, accessory pathway; AS, anteroseptal; HIS, His bundle; PS, posteroseptal; PL, posterolateral; TV, tricuspid valve.