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What is the safety and efficacy of catheter ablation in the older and high-risk populations with AF, and could the benefits of maintaining sinus rhythm (SR) using the ablation approach yield the most sought-after outcomes of improved survival and reduced stroke rates in such patients?
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The evaluation of ischaemic heart disease requires the measurement of regional and global ventricular function, identification of the presence and extent of myocardial ischaemia, visualisation of...
Cardiovascular (heart) disease is the cause of more deaths in the western world than all other forms of disease. In the coming years thisproblem is predicted to escalate as the majority of the...
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| Mayo Clinic Study Reveals Heart Function's Effect on Exercise Capacity Mayo Clinic researchers have found that abnormalities of diastolic function -- when the heart is in its relaxation phase -- are strongly related to decreased exercise ability, particularly as patients age. Read more Patricia Pellikka, M.D., a Mayo Clinic cardiologist and lead author discusses the study. |
