Key result
Long-term rhythm monitoring with implantable loop recorders may enable individualized, AF burden-based anticoagulation strategies, though further large randomized trials are needed.
Why the study?
Continuous long-term rhythm monitoring may guide individualized AF management and burden-tailored anticoagulation after a first clinical AF episode, but optimal strategies require further evaluation.
Long-term rhythm monitoring with implantable loop recorders may enable individualized, AF burden-guided anticoagulation strategies, though large randomized trials are required to validate this approach.
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Supports exploring ILR-guided, burden-based anticoagulation; leaves open efficacy confirmation in large RCTs.
Papakonstantinou et al. (2019) conducted a review in Atrial fibrillation. Long-term rhythm monitoring with an implantable loop recorder was evaluated. Long-term rhythm monitoring with implantable loop recorders may enable individualized, AF burden-based anticoagulation strategies, though further large randomized trials are needed.
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