Abstract
Epicardial access is often necessary to eliminate the reentrant circuit of ventricular tachycardia (VT). However, epicardial puncture accompanies the risk of complication. And in patients after cardiac surgery, adhesions make mapping challenging and require a surgical approach to epicardial mapping and ablation. In those cases, a noninvasive technique is desired to detect if epicardial substrate exists prior to the surgical approach.
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