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The Lead Episode 87 Speaker Information
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The document presents a discussion on atrial fibrillation (AF) burden trends for stroke risk stratification, hosted by Dr. Michael S. Lloyd from Emory University. Key participants include Dr. Lloyd, Deep Chandh Raja from the Australian National University and Kauvery Hospital, and Melissa E. Middeldorp from the University Medical Centre Groningen and the University of Adelaide. The discussion revolves around a scholarly article from the journal "Circulation: Arrhythmia and Electrophysiology," which analyzes the role of AF burden trends in predicting stroke risks. The article was authored by a diverse group of medical experts, including Dr. Jonathan P. Piccini and colleagues.<br /><br />The contributors in the discussion share their insights on how the measurement and monitoring of AF burden can enhance stroke risk stratification. This is crucial as AF is a significant risk factor for stroke, and better predictions can lead to improved preventative strategies for patients.<br /><br />In terms of disclosures, both Melissa E. Middeldorp and Deep Chandh Raja declared having nothing to disclose. Dr. Michael S. Lloyd noted receiving honoraria and being involved in speaking/consulting for Medtronic, as well as holding a membership on advisory committees for Boston Scientific.<br /><br />This discussion could shed light on the evolving methodologies in cardiac electrophysiology concerning how AF burdens are assessed and how these assessments can be better utilized in clinical practice to predict and mitigate stroke risks. The goal is to improve patient outcomes through more personalized and accurate medical interventions based on AF burden evaluations.
Keywords
atrial fibrillation
stroke risk stratification
AF burden trends
Michael S. Lloyd
Deep Chandh Raja
Melissa E. Middeldorp
Circulation: Arrhythmia and Electrophysiology
Jonathan P. Piccini
cardiac electrophysiology
personalized medical interventions
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