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Triangle of Koch

A Cardiac Rhythm Management term on the RCES exam blueprint, defined for cath lab and EP clinicians.

A right atrial region bounded by the tendon of Todaro, the coronary sinus ostium, and the tricuspid annulus, housing the AV node at its apex; the anatomical substrate for AVNRT given the AV node's dual fast and slow conduction pathways.

Domain: Cardiac Rhythm Management · Blueprint: RCES exam guide

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