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Atrial fibrillation management requires repeated, changing, and combined interventions, with recent evidence updating the suitability of rate versus rhythm control strategies.
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This review summarizes new information regarding the suitability of rate versus rhythm control strategies for managing atrial fibrillation.
Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a chronic and evolving condition; patients need to be explained that management could require repeated, changing, and combination of interventions. This article is intended to present and emphasize new information that was published last year regarding the suitability of rate vs rhythm control strategy for management of AF.
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Ashish Nabar (2022) studied this question. Atrial fibrillation management requires repeated, changing, and combined interventions, with recent evidence updating the suitability of rate versus rhythm control strategies.
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