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We created the Cardioneuroablation in the nineties. It was first published in Europace, in 2005 after extensive and qualified scientific revision. We have absolutely NO DISCLOSURES. All the investigation, developing and devices were performed/built by the authors without NO participation of the industry without any FUND. It was a personal development. The method was patented in USA but there is no commercial exploitation. There are many electrophysiology services worldwide that are reproducing our results. 2804:14C:116:92B2:2498:82E9:1743:F2CD (talk) 20:27, 11 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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