Upon completion of this activity, participants will be able to:

• Recognize the electrocardiographic and electrophysiological characteristics of idiopathic ventricular arrhythmias that were successfully ablated from the slow pathway region.
• Identify the anatomical features of the slow pathway region and its proximity to the infero-basal left ventricle.
• Understand the appropriate technique for safely and effectively ablating ventricular arrhythmias originating from this location.
• Demonstrate understanding of localization of ventricular arrhythmias from the slow pathway region for appropriate procedural planning and patient counseling.

If you are an HRS member, here is how to access your journal subscription through the Heart Rhythm Society website:

• Click LOG IN on the HRS homepage (http://www.hrsonline.org/)
• Once logged in, click your name in the upper right corner (next to the DONATE tab)
• Click the HeartRhythm Journal link on the drop-down list
• If the HRS login worked, you will see a green box below the banner that states “Welcome, HRS member!...”
• Click on the title of any journal article and you will have access to the full text

HRS members may also access HeartRhythm articles through an Elsevier login:

• Go to the HeartRhythm homepage: www.heartrhythmjournal.com
• In the upper righthand corner, click ‘Claim subscription’
• If you have an Elsevier profile, log in with your Elsevier username/password

• If you do not already have an Elsevier account, you will need to click ‘Create an Account’
• Once you create an account and are logged in, you will be taken back to the homepage, where you can click the ‘Claim Subscription’ link

• Check the box that says ‘I receive my subscription through a society membership’
• A new field, ‘Society/Group,’ will appear with a dropdown list of societies; select Heart Rhythm Society from the list
• After selecting HRS on the Claim page, if a sample mailing label image is offered, please enter your own account number from your print label. Otherwise, enter your membership number.
• Enter your last name and click ‘Activate Claim’
• Once you claim access, you will be able to view the full contents of the website
• For future logins, select “Login” (rather than HRS login) and enter your Elsevier username and password

If you are not an HRS member, and the article is neither Open Access nor tagged as freely available, you will need to purchase access through Elsevier.

• After clicking on the article link, scroll down below the Abstract to the grey box that says “To access this article, please choose from the options below”
• Choose “Purchase access to this article.” For $35.95, you can download the PDF and have 24 hours of online access.