Tag: Atrial Fibrillation
Burden of New-Onset A-Fib Considerable After TAVI, AVR
                    Odds of in-hospital mortality increased in TAVI, AVR hospitalization with new-onset atrial fibrillation                
            β-Blockers May Moderate Impact of Stress on Atrial Fibrillation
                    Likelihood of atrial fibrillation episode up during anger or stress; β-blockers can attenuate effect                
            Preablation Bariatric Surgery Linked to Reduced A-Fib Recurrence
                    Bariatric surgery was only independent predictor of arrhythmia-free survival in multivariate analysis                
            ACC: Catheter Ablation Does Not Cut Mortality, Stroke in A-Fib
                    But it is associated with more favorable quality-of-life end points at 12 months versus medical therapy                
            Most A-Fib Patients Have at Least One Identifiable Trigger
                    Triggers more commonly associated with family history of atrial fibrillation, less likely with CHF                
            Long-Term Incidence of A-Fib Increased in Women With Breast Cancer
                    Women younger than 60 years have increased short-term, longer-term risk                
            NOACs Recommended as First-Line Prevention of Stroke in A-Fib
                    Updated guidelines also emphasize weight loss for overweight, obese patients with atrial fibrillation                
            Moderate Drinking Linked to Electroanatomic Changes in A-Fib
                    Moderate drinkers had lower mean global bipolar voltages, slower conduction velocity vs. nondrinkers                
            Catheter Ablation Tops Drug Therapy for A-Fib in Heart Failure
                    Meta-analysis shows 6.95 percent increase in LVEF with ablation                
            High Sodium Intake Associated With New Atrial Fibrillation
                    Cumulative proportional probability for AF events greatest for those in the highest quartile of salt intake                
            
                
		











