A 65-year-old with persistent AF and obesity has OSA treated with CPAP. He remains symptomatic on rate control. What rhythm strategy is guideline-supp...

Question

A 65-year-old with persistent AF and obesity has OSA treated with CPAP. He remains symptomatic on rate control. What rhythm strategy is guideline-supported?

Accepted Answer

Catheter ablation as first-line rhythm control in selected symptomatic patients

Answer

Amiodarone for life as first-line

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Dronedarone in HFrEF

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No rhythm control if rate controlled

Answer

Aspirin plus beta-blocker

us-abim MCQ (SBA): AF Rhythm Strategy

A 65-year-old with persistent AF and obesity has OSA treated with CPAP. He remains symptomatic on rate control. What rhythm strategy is guideline-supported?