… of association with failed DCCV 1- Hypertension 48.7% 0.512 2- Diabetes 15% 0.1 3- Thyroid disease 7.3% 0.28 4- COPD 5.2% 0.73 5- Valvu…
Atrial Fibrillation
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Articles mentioning Atrial Fibrillation
283 articles · page 23 of 24…1 (84.0)15 (60.0) 89 (53.0)36 (21.4) 0.003<0.001 Co-morbidities Coronary artery disease, n (%)Hypertension, n (%)OSA, n (%) 8 (32.0)14 (56.0)3 (12.0) 2…
…d Cryoballoon (CB) ablation is a well-established treatment for atrial fibrillation (AF). The Arctic Front Advance Pro™ (AFA-Pro) system, in use fo…
…standing PeAF.Methods 91 consecutive patients with longstanding PeAF underwent subxiphoid endoscopic ablation of the posterior left …
…Background Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most prevalent and persistent arrhythmia, with its …
… on the left side (95%) via the axillary vein approach (98.3%). AV node disease accounted for 40% of cases, followed by sick sinus syndrome (36…
…stolic function/ know myocardial disease, and in the context of atrial fibrillation at the time of echocardiography irrespective of the LV function…
…osed annually in the UK, with cases expected to double by 2040. Acute HF is a leading cause of hospitalisation over 65s, with 50% five-y…
… (3%) Atrial Fibrillation 264 (38%) 138 (27%) 101 (19%) 17 (4%) Kidney Disease 190 (27%) 471 (92%) 27 (5%) 52 (11%) Diabetes 62 (9%) 333 (66%)…
…verse cardiac events (MACE) – defined as a composite outcome of myocardial infarction, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, HF hospitalisation, stroke…
…ial fibrillation (AF), 174 (52%) had hypertension, 41 (13%) had ischaemic heart disease (IHD) and 12 (4%) had a history of heart failure. The mean NT-p…
…e association between left atrial reservoir strain and incident stroke across the pooled studiesConclusion This comprehensive meta-ana…