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Fig 1.

Schematic diagram of the present study.

BSPM = Body surface potential map.

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Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of the study population.

M = Male; F = Female; LA = Left atrium; RA = Right atrium; TI = Tricuspid isthmus; SR = Sinus rhythm.

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Fig 2.

Imaged normal atrial activation from subject NS5.

IVC = Inferior vena cava; LA = Left atrium; LAA = Left atrial appendage; RA = Right atrium; SVC = Superior vena cava.

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Fig 3.

Imaged normal atrial activation from subject NS7.

IVC = Inferior vena cava; LA = left atrium; LAA = Left atrial appendage; RA = right atrium; SVC = Superior vena cava.

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Fig 4.

Activation maps for patient AX4.

(A) Noninvasively imaged AFL reentry circuit from one single beat. Solid black lines represent propagation wavefronts in RA. (B) Average AFL reentry circuit. (C) CARTO activation map. AFL = Atrial flutter; IVC = Inferior vena cava; LA = Left atrium; MA = Mitral annulus; RA = Right atrium; SVC = Superior vena cava; TA = Tricuspid annulus.

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Table 2.

Quantitative evaluations using the mean activation sequence and CARTO as the references.

CC = Correlation coefficient; RE = Relative error.

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Fig 5.

Activation maps for patient AL2.

(A) Noninvasively imaged AFL reentry circuit from one single beat. Solid black lines represent propagation wavefronts in RA. (B) Average AFL reentry circuit. (C) CARTO activation map. AFL = Atrial flutter; IVC = Inferior vena cava; LA = Left atrium; MA = Mitral annulus; RA = Right atrium; SVC = Superior vena cava; TA = Tricuspid annulus.

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