ArticleClinical cardiology2026
Terminal S-Wave Amplitude in Lead V
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backgroundAn electrocardiographic (ECG) pattern-terminal s-wave in lead V
methodsThis retrospective study included 93 patients with LVOT IVAs displaying the defined ECG pattern.
resultsAcute successful endocardial ablation was achieved in 70 patients (75.3%; successful endocardial ablation group), while the remaining 23 patients (24.7%; endocardial ablation failure group) required epicardial ablation or had unsuccessful outcomes. The s-wave amplitude in lead V
conclusionsAmong patients with this ECG phenotype, approximately 75% can be successfully ablated endocardially at the LCC/RCC commissure subvalvularly or the anterior mitral annulus near the AMC. Greater terminal S-wave amplitude in lead V
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