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928 activity, which cannot be emulated when using standard mapping and ablation catheters.4 A 72‐year ‐old man with a history of myo‐ cardial infarction, implantable cardioverter‐ ‐defibrillator, and recurrent VT was scheduled for radiofrequency ablation. In the electrophysi‐ ology laboratory, arrhythmia was easily induced and well tolerated by the patient. Then, we mapped the VT circuit using the Advisor HD grid catheter and the EnSite One of 2 main strategies for dealing with life‐ ‐threating arrhythmias represents mapping and ablation of the ventricular tachycardia (VT) cir‐ cuit.1 High ‐density mapping of the left ventricle using a dedicated multipolar catheter can provide a unique insight into both arrhythmia substrate and VT circuit.2,3 The construction of the Advisor HD grid catheter (Abbott Medical, Abbott Park, Illinois, United States) allows for a highly de‐ tailed bipolar recording of myocardial electrical

Identification of the ventricular tachycardia circuit using the Advisor HD Grid multielectrode mapping catheter