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Atrial Fibrillation: A Spot Quiz
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Your atrial fibrillation spot quiz of the week -- take a minute and try these 3 short questions.

Atrial Fibrillation

Stroke Prevention in AF: What are Your Options?

  • Payal Kohli, MD
Apr 10, 2018

The path to reducing risk of stroke in AF patients is far from straight and narrow. A case and 3 questions test your clinical navigation skills.

Post-CABG AF: Not So Benign

  • Payal Kohli, MD
Apr 10, 2018

Post-procedure AF, once thought to be an artifact of healing, turns out to be a sign of significant risk, a new study finds.

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Anticoagulation Challenge II: The Older Patient

  • Payal Kohli, MD
Mar 19, 2018

Consider this case of a 92-year-old man who presents with permanent atrial fibrillation and multiple comorbidities. Should he be anticoagulated?

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Anticoagulation Challenge: The Post-PCI Patient

  • Payal Kohli, MD
Mar 19, 2018

A 76-year-old woman with drug eluting stent placed post-STEMI will need an antiplatelet regimen. What would you recommend?

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The Neurohormonal Axis of the Left Atrial Appendage

  • Payal Kohli, MD
Feb 13, 2018

A small single-center study yields provocative results that may help increase understanding of the importance of the left atrial appendage. 

Prophylactic LAA Closure for Stroke Prevention in AF: Is it Really As Good An Idea As We Thought?

  • Payal Kohli, MD
Feb 13, 2018

Results of the largest study to assess impact of left atrial appendage closure during routine non-AF-related cardiac surgery raise a few new questions.

 

Lipoprotein(a) and Atrial Fibrillation: What Association?

  • Veronica Hackethal, MD
Feb 12, 2018

A recent study finds an unexepcted association between the CVD biomarker lipoprotein(a), atrial fibrillation, and stroke. 

Top 6 Afib Studies in 2017: Part II

  • Payal Kohli, MD
Jan 16, 2018

A topline review of 3 more of the top 6 studies of 2017 in afib includes the death of digoxin, go and no-go foods, and afib and ESRD.   

Top 6 Afib Studies in 2017: Part I

  • Payal Kohli, MD
Jan 15, 2018

Cardiologist and Patient Care author Payal Kohli, MD offers snap shots of 6 influential studies that will affect the future of AF diagnosis and treatment.

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The New Data on Dabigatran: Are We Reassured or Still Questioning?

  • Payal Kohli, MD
Dec 6, 2017

Bleeding and "mysterious" sginal for MI seen in RE-LY persist. Message: continue to weigh risk vs benefit.

 

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