Cross-sectional infarct edge jaggedness does not influence ventricular electrical stability in a rabbit model of late myocardial infarct healing

C.S. McLachlanDepartment of Cardiology University of Sydney, Sydney , New South Wales, Australia

H.F. JelinekDepartment of Health Sciences Charles Sturt University , New South Wales, Australia

S.K. KummerfeldDepartment of Computer Science University of Sydney, Sydney , New South Wales, Australia

N.M. RummeryDepartment of Cardiology University of Sydney, Sydney , New South Wales, Australia

P.R. JusufDepartment of Cardiology University of Sydney, Sydney , New South Wales, Australia

B. HamblyDepartment of Pathology University of Sydney,Sydney , New South Wales, Australia

M.A. McGuireDepartment of Pathology University of Sydney,Sydney , New South Wales, Australia

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