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Low-Energy Internal Defibrillation: How Many Patients Are Still in Sinus Rhythm After 1 Year? a very enlarged left atrium [1, 2, 6]. However, these patients are considered to be at very high risk of early recurrence of atrial fibrillation. Thus, it seems justified to ask the question: how many patients maintain sinus rhythm after successful internal atrial defibrillation, and for how long?

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Springer Tracts in Modern Physicsases markedly in the successive classes of the New York Heart Association (NYHA) functional classification of symptoms, but the percentage of cardiac deaths represented by SICD is, on average, about 50% in each of the four classes.

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Prospect of New Nonlinear Organic Materials h must be carried out after full anticoagulation therapy [1]. If recent-onset atrial fibrillation or flutter bring about hemodynamic instability, electrical cardioversion is recommended (success rate 75%–95%), otherwise sinus rhythm can be restored using antiarrhythmic drugs.

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Sudden Ischemic Cardiac Death: The Clinical Approachases markedly in the successive classes of the New York Heart Association (NYHA) functional classification of symptoms, but the percentage of cardiac deaths represented by SICD is, on average, about 50% in each of the four classes.

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Atrial Stunning Following Sinus Rhythm Restoration: Which Mechanism, Time Course and Implication fordevelopment of spontaneous echocardiographic contrast. This phenomenon has been termed “stunning” and is considered an important factor for thromboembolic stroke following cardioversion of AF to sinus rhythm [10–15].

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Nonlinear Optics: Materials and Devicesumentation of families with several individuals suffering from an inherited form of arrhythmia. However, it has not been until this last decade, with the introduction of molecular biology and the techniques of genetic mapping, that we have been able to study these families and identify the genes that cause their disease.