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abri DEMIRCN Istanbul Bilim University Department of Cardiology

H/CC/HR Guideline for the Management of Patients With trial Fibrillation. J m Coll Cardiol 4;64:46-8.

European Heart Journal () 3, 369-49

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Electrical F (trigger dependent F Electroanatomic F (trigger and substrat dependent F) natomical F (substrat dependent, role of trigger is less) Mahnkopf C, et al: Evaluation of the left atrial substrate in patients with lone atrial fibrillation using delayed-enhanced MRI: Implications for disease progression and response to catheter ablation, Heart Rhythm 7:475 48,

European Heart Journal () 3, 369-49

European Heart Journal () 3, 369-49

EHR Class Explanation EHR I No symptoms EHR II Mild symptoms ; normal daily activity not affected EHR III evere symptoms ; normal daily activity affected EHR I Disabling symptoms ; normal daily activity discontinued European Heart Journal () 3, 369-49 9

Outcome Death troke (includes haemorrhagic stroke and cerebral bleeds) Hospitalizations Quality of life and exercise capacity Left ventricular function Relative Change in F patients Death rate doubled troke risk increased; F is associated with more severe stroke Hospitalizations are frequent in F patients and may contribute to reduced quality of life Wide variation, from no effect to major reduction. F can cause marked distress through palpitations and other F-related symptoms Wide variation, from no change to tachycardiomyopathy with acute heart failure European Heart Journal () 3, 369-49

ymptoms troke prevention Decreasing of hospitalizations Improvement of quality of life and exercise capacity urvive

6 y, male Palpitation despite of amiodarone and sotatol No syncope No history of known heart disease Family history: CD - Normal physical examination

Echocardiography: L dilatation and dysfunction Holter recording: Multiple short episodes of wide and narrow QR tachycardia Failed T ablation (T not inducible) Cardiac MR diagnosis: Non-compaction Recommendation: ICD

fter 4 months; No palpitation and any arrhythmia (Holter) Echocardiography; LEDD : 6 mm (57 mm) LED : 47 mm (4 mm) LEF : 47 % (5 %) L diam : 47 mm (4 mm) PP : 4 mmhg (7 mmhg)

64 y, male patient Dyspnea 3 hospitalizations and cardioversion because of decompensation related with persistent F after CRT upgrade in year History; 998 MI, multiple PCI - DDD-ICD implantation (paroxysmal F,, node disease, systolic dysfunction and inducible T) CRT-D upgrade (Heart failure, continue P, severe MR) Improvement in EF and clinical status after upgrade

Treatment; Ramipril 5 mg Metoprolol x 5 mg pironolacton 5 mg Warfarin torvastatin Furosemide D Treatment; Long term amiodarone (hypothyrodism) otalol Propafenone

Echocardiography; EF: 4-45 % (54/43 mm) Left atrium diameter: 4 mm PP: 35 mmhg (+) MR

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H/CC/HR Guideline for the Management of Patients With trial Fibrillation. J m Coll Cardiol 4;64:46-8.

H/CC/HR Guideline for the Management of Patients With trial Fibrillation. J m Coll Cardiol 4;64:46-8.