A computer software product for identifying target ablation areas in a heart, including a non-transitory computer readable storage medium in which computer program instructions are stored, which instructions, when executed by a computer, cause the computer to:
- acquire electrical signals of the heart over time via a plurality of electrodes disposed at different areas of the heart;
- provide an endocardial duration map for display based on the electrical signals;
- provide an epicardial duration map, comprising at least one or more areas of delimination, for display based on the electrical signals;
- determine when one or more of the areas of delimination have a potential duration greater than a threshold duration amount;
- and
- identify the one or more areas of delimination determined as having a potential duration greater than the threshold duration amount as areas to be ablated,
- wherein epicardial ablation is performed on the one or more identified areas of delimination,
- the computer software product further comprising:
- after epicardial ablation is performed on the one or more identified areas of delimination, provide an updated epicardial duration map and determine whether or not a Brugada syndrome (BrS) pattern appears in the updated epicardial duration map;
- when it is determined that the BrS pattern appears in the updated epicardial duration map:
- repeat the determining of whether one or more of the areas of delimination have a potential duration greater than the threshold duration amount;
- and
- repeat the identifying of the one or more areas of delimination determined as having a potential duration greater than the threshold duration amount as the areas to be ablated;
- and
- when it is determined that the BrS pattern does not appear in the updated epicardial duration map:
- provide a remapped epicardial duration map;
- and
- determine when one or more areas of delimination in the remapped epicardial duration map are abnormal,
- wherein epicardial ablation is performed on the one or more abnormal areas of delimination.