Can they do two separate procedures one to identify the exact abnormal pathway and one to ablate or must they be done together?
They could, but it s more practical do do it all at once. Finding the accessory pathways is the hardest part of the job. Once one is found, it s a very simple matter to ablate it and to make sure it worked. There s no good reason to repeat the expense, discomfort, and risk of the procedure. Back to the questions.
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