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. 2015 May 14;4(5):e001581. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.114.001581

Table 2.

Clinical Characteristics of Patients With AF

Patient No. Age, y Sex Type Ejection Fraction (%) CHADS2 Body Mass Index, kg/m2 Bleeding Recurrence Cardioversion Complication Flow (LA/LAA)
1 62 F Paro 60 2 34.2 0 AF N/A None (−)
2 58 M Paro 61 2 38.7 0 SR N/A None (−)
3 56 M Paro 70 1 29.8 0 SR N/A None (−)
4 60 M Paro 61 1 22.8 1 AF N/A None (−)
5 57 M Paro 58 1 31.2 1 SR N/A Pericarditis (−)
6 82 F Paro 72 3 29.5 0 AF N/A None (+)
7 66 M Paro 66 4 28.7 0 SR N/A None (−)
8 55 M Paro 45 3 27.2 0 AF N/A None (−)
9 71 M Paro 62 4 32.4 1 AF N/A None (−)
10 50 M Per 65 1 33.3 0 SR Electrical None (−)
11 65 M Per 55 1 33.3 0 SR Electrical None (−)
12 82 M Per 63 1 23.7 1 SR Pharma None (−)
13 65 M Per 68 2 28.1 1 SR Electrical None (−)
14 72 M Paro 70 3 29.2 0 AF N/A None (−)
15 59 F Paro 69 2 28.5 0 SR N/A None (−)

AF indicates atrial fibrillation; CHADS2, estimates risk based on the presence of congestive heart failure, hypertension, aged ≥75 y, diabetes mellitus, and prior stroke or transient ischemic attack; LA, left atrial; LAA, left atrial appendage; Paro, paroxysmal AF; N/A, not applicable; SR, sinus rhythm; Per, persistent AF; Pharma, pharmacological cardioversion.