Conclusion:
This case highlights some important clinical implications. In clinical
practice, it can be tempting to focus solely on the observed SVT and
target the obvious left AP for ablation, without further testing.
However, this approach may not be advisable, as it could leave a right
AP untouched, leading to the recurrence of an SVT related to it.
Conducting a comprehensive diagnostic study does not significantly
prolong the procedure and can reveal unexpected findings, such as the
presence of a right AP in this case. This underscores the importance of
thorough evaluation to ensure all relevant pathways are identified and
targeted during ablation, reducing the risk of SVT recurrence.