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Author(s): Dipak Kotecha Added: 8 months ago
ESC Congress 2024 — Improved patient-level adherence to guideline recommendations on heart rhythm control through healthcare professional education in patients with atrial fibrillation.Investigator, Dr Dipak Kotecha (University of Birmingham, UK) joins us in London to share key findings from the STEEER-AF study (NCT04396418).This prospective, cluster-randomized international study compared two… View more
Author(s): Jose A Joglar Added: 1 year ago
Dr Jose Joglar (UT Southwestern, US) joins us virtually to discuss the 2023 guidelines for atrial fibrillation (AF) diagnosis and management.These guidelines are an update to the 2014 document covering the full spectrum of managing patients with AF, from prevention to lifetime interventions, to rhythm and rate control, as well as special populations. A new classification of AF has been created,… View more
Author(s): Giulio Falasconi Added: 1 year ago
EHRA 24 - In this video, investigator, Dr Giulio Falasconi (Humanitas Research Hospital, IT) joins us to discuss the findings from the QDOT-by-LAWT trial. This study included 162 patients with paroxysmal atrial fibrillation not responding to antiarrhythmic drugs. They were retrospectively enrolled and randomized on a 1:1 basis to the QDOT-by-LAWT study group, and the control group.Findings showed… View more
Author(s): Dhanunjaya Lakkireddy Added: 5 months ago
AHA Conference 2024 - Five-Year safety and efficacy follow-up outcomes investigating the non-inferiority of the AMPLATZER Amulet device (Abbott Medical Devices) against the commercially available WATCHMAN (Boston Scientific) device.Dr Dhanunjaya Lakkireddy (Kansas City Heart Rhythm Institute - HCA Midwest, KS, US) joins us onsite at AHA Conference to discuss the findings from Amulet IDE … View more
Author(s): Emile Daoud Added: 1 year ago
AF Symposium 2024 — Dr Emile Daoud (Chief Medical Officer of S4 Medical) joins us to talk about the data from the EASY AF study (NCT04659213).This randomized, controlled study investigated the use of an esophageal deviating device versus no device. The study showed that the use of the esophageal deviating device (S4 Medical) resulted in a significantly lower rate of ablation-related esophageal… View more