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. 2016 Sep 9;47(3):265–274. doi: 10.1007/s10840-016-0183-9

Table 2.

List of studies on hybrid AF ablation

First author Patients (number) AF duration (years) LAD (mm) (ls)pAF (%) FU (months) FU reached (%) Monitoring SR (%) +/− AAD
Bisleri [35] 45 7 ± 6 51 ± 10 100 28 ± 2 100 ILR 89/–
Bulava [27] 50 4 ± 3 48 ± 4 100 17 ± 5 100 7-day 94/84
Gehi [36] 101 6 ± 6 51 ± 10 83 12 100 24-h 66/37
Gersak [37] 50b 45 5 ± 5 48 ± 1 94 12 70 ILR 88/75
Krul [38] 31 8 (1-25) 47 ± 7 48 12 71 24-h –/86
La Meir [39] 19 5 (3–8.5) 49 ± 20 74 12 100 7-day 63/37
Mahapatra [40] 15 5 ± 1 52 ± 10 100 16 ± 2 100 24-h 93/87
Muneretto [34] 36 6 (0.5–20) 50 ± 6 100 30 (1–58) 100 ILR 92/78
Pison [15] 78 4 (2–7) 45 (42–48) 63 24 (12–36) 100 7-day 86/74
Richardson [41] 83 49 (42–53) 99 12 95 ILR 71/61
Zembala [42] 27 4 ± 3 46 ± 5 82 12 37 7-day or ILR 0/80
Total 535b
Mean 5 49 86 17 89 82/70
Gaita [43]a 33 2 ± 2 51 ± 6 100 128 ± 37 100 Holter 33/27
Total 568b
Mean 5 49 87 26 89 78/66

AF atrial fibrillation, LAD left atrial diameter, (ls)pAF long-standing persistent AF, FU follow-up, SR +/- AAD sinus rhythm with/without antiarrhythmic drugs, ILR implantable loop recorder, 7-day 7-day holter monitoring, 24-h 24-h holter monitoring, holter not stated which is used

aOpen concomitant hybrid surgery

bIncluding five patients with only epicardial ablation (not separated in baseline table in article)