Convergent ablation for persistent atrial fibrillation: A UK multicentre perspective
Nilanka N Mannakkara(St Thomas' Hospital), Jaswinder S. Gill(St Thomas' Hospital), Bradley Porter(St Thomas' Hospital), Shaumik Adhya(St Thomas' Hospital), Vishal Mehta(Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust), Christopher A. Rinaldi(St Thomas' Hospital), Ibrar Khan, Christopher Blauth(St Thomas' Hospital), Paolo Bosco(Bambino Gesù Children's Hospital), Sandra Howell(St Thomas' Hospital), Nicholas Child(Waitemata District Health Board), Felicity De Vere(St Thomas' Hospital), Auns Ghazanfar(St Richard's Hospital), Nadeev Wijesuriya(King's College London), Reza Razavi(King's College London)
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