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Figure 2 Ectopic P-wave morphology before (A) and after (B) QRST subtraction. (a) Shows the amplitude of subtracted P-wave in lead I and avL ≥50 µV and high-amplitude (≥100 µV) P-wave in lead II with the amplitude ratio of lead III/II <0.8, suggesting right superior pulmonary vein (PV) origin. (b) Shows an ectopic P-wave, which is positive in lead I and avL (≥50 µV) and low-amplitude (<100 µV) P-wave in lead II, suggesting right inferior PV origin. (c) Shows flat P-wave in lead I, avL and broad, notched, low-amplitude P-wave in lead II, with the amplitude ratio of lead III/II >0.8, suggesting left inferior PV origin. Intracardiac mapping and ablation were confirmatory.





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