Journal of cardiovascular electrophysiology · 2026
Anatomical Determinants of the Left Atrial Electrograms: Wall Thickness and Myocardial Fat Infiltration.
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Granata Cecilia, Pierucci Nicola, Mazzocchi Lorenzo, Pittorru Raimondo, Borras Roger, Guichard Jean-Baptiste, Regany-Closa Mariona, Reventos-Presmanes Jana, Llorca Laia, Ventura Rosa Maria Figueras I, Tolosana Jose Maria, Doltra Adelina, Prat Susana, Domenech-Ximenos Blanca, Perea-Palazon Rosario Jesus, Althoff Till, Mont Lluís, Guasch Eduard, Sitges Marta, Garcia-Alvarez Ana, Roca-Luque Ivo, Porta-Sanchez Andreu
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INTRODUCTION: Electrogram peak-to-peak voltage depends on atrial wall structure and mapping configuration. We evaluated the relationship between computed tomography-derived atrial wall thickness, intramyocardial fat, myocardial muscle thickness, and electrogram voltage obtained with omnipolar, bipolar, and unipolar mapping.
METHODS: Consecutive patients undergoing left atrial mapping during atrial fibrillation or atypical atrial flutter ablation were retrospectively included. Pre-procedural contrast-enhanced CT was processed with ADAS 3D to quantify left atrial wall thickness and intramyocardial fat infiltration, from which myocardial muscle thickness was derived. High-density electroanatomical maps were spatially co-registered with CT. Associations between anatomical parameters and peak-to-peak voltage were assessed, stratifying by rhythm stability.
RESULTS: Twenty patients were included. In stable rhythms, left atrial wall thickness correlated positively with voltage for all configurations, strongest for unipolar (β = 0.38) and omnipolar (β = 0.23) vs. bipolar mapping (β = 0.13) (BP-UP p < 0.0001; BP-OT p < 0.01). Intramyocardial fat showed the strongest inverse association with omnipolar (β = -0.39), compared with bipolar (β = -0.14) and unipolar (β = -0.01; p ≤ 0.02). After excluding fat, muscle thickness correlated positively with OT (β = 0.30) and UP (β = 0.30), exceeding BP (β = 0.14; p < 0.0001). In unstable rhythms, associations were attenuated but OT remained most responsive to fat (β = -0.20) and muscle thickness (β = 0.11) (both p < 0.01).
CONCLUSIONS: Myocardial muscle thickness is the main determinant of local atrial voltage, while intramyocardial fat contributes to voltage attenuation. OT provides the most consistent assessment of atrial wall composition, particularly under rhythm instability.
METHODS: Consecutive patients undergoing left atrial mapping during atrial fibrillation or atypical atrial flutter ablation were retrospectively included. Pre-procedural contrast-enhanced CT was processed with ADAS 3D to quantify left atrial wall thickness and intramyocardial fat infiltration, from which myocardial muscle thickness was derived. High-density electroanatomical maps were spatially co-registered with CT. Associations between anatomical parameters and peak-to-peak voltage were assessed, stratifying by rhythm stability.
RESULTS: Twenty patients were included. In stable rhythms, left atrial wall thickness correlated positively with voltage for all configurations, strongest for unipolar (β = 0.38) and omnipolar (β = 0.23) vs. bipolar mapping (β = 0.13) (BP-UP p < 0.0001; BP-OT p < 0.01). Intramyocardial fat showed the strongest inverse association with omnipolar (β = -0.39), compared with bipolar (β = -0.14) and unipolar (β = -0.01; p ≤ 0.02). After excluding fat, muscle thickness correlated positively with OT (β = 0.30) and UP (β = 0.30), exceeding BP (β = 0.14; p < 0.0001). In unstable rhythms, associations were attenuated but OT remained most responsive to fat (β = -0.20) and muscle thickness (β = 0.11) (both p < 0.01).
CONCLUSIONS: Myocardial muscle thickness is the main determinant of local atrial voltage, while intramyocardial fat contributes to voltage attenuation. OT provides the most consistent assessment of atrial wall composition, particularly under rhythm instability.