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…and Jan 2023. Initiating events included myocardial infarction, percutaneous coronary intervention and coronary artery bypass. Functional capacity was assessed by…
…duals globally were living with AF. 1 Treatment options include electrical cardioversion (ECV) to restore sinus rhythm. However, success rates at follow up ha…
… impact on the pacemaker's functionality. While an argument for anticoagulation in this context could be made, it is crucial to acknowledge tha…
…g at 3-month follow-up Patients with end stage renal disease on dialysis had concerns about the appearance of an ILR, stating ‘NO more b…
…tudy of 193 patients diagnosed with AF and AFl and treated with DCCV at a general district hospital between November 2020 and March …
… the risk of death or heart failure hospitalisation compared to GDMT alone.2 3 Despite this benefit, only one-third of eligible pati…
…ve surgical AF ablation may improve outcomes when combined with catheter ablation (the hybrid convergent ablation). This real world data series e…
…isease in 5% (n=3). Of the severe cases, two patients underwent percutaneous coronary intervention, and one was managed conservatively.Conclusion Invasive coronar…
…he urgent need for improved recognition and early intervention. Targeted therapies may offer significant benefit for this group, warranting furthe…
…eterioration with standard PAH therapy. Definitive treatment is lung transplantation. We report two cases of genetically confirmed PVOD with implant…
…patients have severe venous congestion requiring treatment with intravenous diuretics (IV). The progress of diuresis is often measured by weight loss…
…ine was 35 ± 11%. The average thrombus diameter was 18 ± 10 mm. Anticoagulant therapy was given in 170 patients with 94 (49.7%) treated with warfarin…