Stepwise Localization of Non-Pulmonary-Vein Ectopy Using Cycle-Length-Based Activation Map Separation and Local Electrogram Morphology on the Affera System
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On the Affera system, a single voltage-map dataset containing both sinus and ectopic beats, collected without rhythm-specific settings, can be separated by cycle length (coupling interval) into SR and PAC activation maps. Stepwise filtering by activation threshold (voltage-per-second, excluding far-field potentials) and close-unipolar QS-like morphology then precisely localizes the ectopic origin.