... And in other ptts, AF just resolves spontaneously https://t.co/CziIvostXW Would mean a lot to be able to predict this Think we need to define new phenotypes #WAFib2023 https://t.co/ne9cuK5mZh
Natural History of Subclinical Atrial Fibrillation Detected by Implanted Loop Recorders.
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The discussions reflect a strong interest in the natural variability and spontaneous resolution of subclinical AF, with several posters emphasizing the importance of better prediction and classification, evidenced by phrases like 'would mean a lot to be able to predict' and 'rethink,' which demonstrate active curiosity and consideration for changing current understanding, though overall engagement remains moderate with some posts sharing data without extensive interpretation.
Most discussions acknowledge the findings and implications of the study, though some emphasize ongoing uncertainties.
Participants actively engage with topics like spontaneous resolution, prediction, and defining new phenotypes, showing high curiosity.
Posts reference specific data points and calls for rethinking concepts, indicating moderate depth of involvement.
The discussions highlight potential shifts in understanding AF’s natural history, suggesting a modest influence on clinical perspectives.
Abstract in brief
- This study monitored 590 at-risk individuals aged 70+ with conditions like hypertension and diabetes using implantable loop recorders to understand the natural progression of subclinical atrial fibrillation (AF), which often shows no symptoms and has unknown characteristics.
- The findings revealed that although AF was common, the overall burden was low, with episodes lasting at least 6 minutes detected in about 35% of participants; in most cases, AF episodes increased slightly with higher levels of a certain blood marker (NTproBNP) and often did not cause symptoms.
- The study also showed that AF episodes could progress to longer durations in some patients, with heart rates during AF being higher than normal, but many individuals remained symptom-free, highlighting the difficulty of detecting and managing subclinical AF in the general population.]
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Amazing CPH Meeting on Cardiac Arrhythmia @novonordiskfond - great scientific and cultural programme! To rethink:
@drjohnm @marcushinson Indeed, time can help In LOOP >50% of AF-pts had spontaneous decrease in AF burden over time, and 25% had absolutely zero AF after some time: https://t.co/YR4XxRn1uA
And what about #NaturalHistoryf of #AFib Detected by Implanted Loop Recorders? This study questions our current #knowledge on #atrialfibrillation burden and progression https://t.co/VMHrwGqhEv #arrhythmia #atrialmyopathy #Cardiacdevices #activitytracking #digitaltransformation https://t.co/WZ9ziHXBrt https://t.co/2UUcgTBpNG
Natural History of Subclinical Atrial Fibrillation Detected by Implanted Loop Recorders https://t.co/PSS02nEMEl
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@drjohnm @jeffrey_vinocur @Ed_Gerst Yes, in some cases it's just as *natural* for AF to go away as it is to stay or progress https://t.co/CziIvot1Nu That may benefit to some, but not all, of the sham effect
RT @SZDiederichsen: ... And in other ptts, AF just resolves spontaneously https://t.co/CziIvostXW Would mean a lot to be able to predict th…
RT @SZDiederichsen: ... And in other ptts, AF just resolves spontaneously https://t.co/CziIvostXW Would mean a lot to be able to predict th…
... And in other ptts, AF just resolves spontaneously https://t.co/CziIvostXW Would mean a lot to be able to predict this Think we need to define new phenotypes #WAFib2023 https://t.co/ne9cuK5mZh
RT @GawalkoMonika: Amazing CPH Meeting on Cardiac Arrhythmia @novonordiskfond - great scientific and cultural programme! To rethink:
Amazing CPH Meeting on Cardiac Arrhythmia @novonordiskfond - great scientific and cultural programme! To rethink:
RT @SZDiederichsen: @drjohnm @marcushinson Indeed, time can help In LOOP >50% of AF-pts had spontaneous decrease in AF burden over time, an…
RT @SZDiederichsen: @drjohnm @marcushinson Indeed, time can help In LOOP >50% of AF-pts had spontaneous decrease in AF burden over time, an…
@drjohnm @marcushinson Indeed, time can help In LOOP >50% of AF-pts had spontaneous decrease in AF burden over time, and 25% had absolutely zero AF after some time: https://t.co/YR4XxRn1uA
@MasriAhmadMD @dr_benoy_n_shah @pash22 @mgtmccartney @drjohnm @venkmurthy @kaulcsmc We do have data on AF duration for the ILR group (published also for a subgroup in JACC https://t.co/YR4XxRn1uA) but with regards to stroke risk it is hard to compare, since all received OAC
@drandrewsharp @DrAfzalSohaib @EmmaSvennberg @DavidDuncker @Moscoso_Costa @rbcasado @Dominik_Linz We do have data on AF duration for the ILR group (published also for a subgroup in JACC https://t.co/YR4XxRn1uA) but with regards to stroke risk it is hard to compare, since all received OAC
RT @EurekaMag: Natural History of Subclinical Atrial Fibrillation Detected by Implanted Loop Recorders https://t.co/38ElZqhmkN
RT @EurekaMag: Natural History of Subclinical Atrial Fibrillation Detected by Implanted Loop Recorders https://t.co/38ElZqhmkN
RT @EurekaMag: Natural History of Subclinical Atrial Fibrillation Detected by Implanted Loop Recorders https://t.co/38ElZqhmkN
Natural History of Subclinical Atrial Fibrillation Detected by Implanted Loop Recorders https://t.co/38ElZqhmkN
And what about #NaturalHistoryf of #AFib Detected by Implanted Loop Recorders? This study questions our current #knowledge on #atrialfibrillation burden and progression https://t.co/VMHrwGqhEv #arrhythmia #atrialmyopathy #Cardiacdevices #activitytracking #digitaltransformation https://t.co/WZ9ziHXBrt https://t.co/2UUcgTBpNG
Lots of uncertainty with subclinical atrial fibrillation.... Natural History of Subclinical Atrial Fibrillation Detected by Implanted Loop Recorders https://t.co/FH9Dsd3TWY
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Natural History of Subclinical Atrial Fibrillation Detected by Implanted Loop Recorders https://t.co/PSS02nEMEl
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