Related manufacturing reference: 3008452825-2024-00026, 3005334138-2024-00018, 3005334138-2024-00019.The following was published in anatolian journal of cardiology.2023;27(12):697-705."pre-procedural right atrial diameter may predict the development of typical atrial flutter in patients undergoing catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation"; ulus t, al a, durmaz fe, karakus e, çolak e.One hundred fifty-nine patients who underwent catheter ablation for the first time due to atrial fibrillation and who did not have a previously documented atrial flutter were included in the study.Before ablation, baseline clinical features and echocardiographic parameters were recorded.At the 1st, 3rd, 6th, and 12th months after the procedure, and then annually, the patients were followed up for typical atrial flutter development.At a mean follow-up of 34.0 months, typical atrial flutter developed in 21 patients.During the follow-up, right atrial diameter was greater in those who developed typical atrial flutter than those who did not.A multiple cox regression analysis showed that the right atrial diameter was the only independent predictor of typical atrial flutter development.A receiver operating characteristic analysis showed that the best cutoff for the right atrial diameter was 38.5 mm to predict typical atrial flutter development.1 arterioventricular fistula requiring surgical repair was reported. patient's information (e.G.Age, weight, gender, ethnicity, race, patient's initials) cannot be handled by abbott in absence of patient's written consent as required by the personal data protection national legislation.National legislation prevents the recording of such information.A written consent has not been obtained in this case; therefore, this information is not available.
|
Follow up report needed to address analysis and updated codes.Additional information received from the reporting person confirmed that the physician does not allege any abbott device caused or contributed to the reported arteriovenous fistula or groin complications.Additionally, there was no intervention needed to treat the reported groin complications, making this event not reportable.
|