Key result
Expanding invasive AFib strategies require early identification of suitable candidates.
Why the study?
The role of invasive strategies in atrial fibrillation management is expanding, necessitating early identification of suitable candidates.
The role of invasive strategies in managing atrial fibrillation is expanding, highlighting the importance of early candidate identification.
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Expanding invasive AF strategies warrants early candidate identification; leaves open optimal selection criteria for randomized validation.
The management of atrial fibrillation extends from stroke prevention to rate or rhythm control strategies. The role of an invasive strategy is expanding and it remains important to identify suitable candidates early in the disease process.
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Honarbakhsh et al. (2016) studied this question. Invasive strategies for atrial fibrillation have an expanding role, making it important to identify suitable candidates early in the disease process.
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