BACKGROUND
Ambulatory cardiac monitoring (ACM) is fundamental to arrhythmia evaluation, yet robust comparative evidence among alert-based monitoring strategies is lacking.
OBJECTIVE
To compare diagnostic yield and downstream clinical and economic outcomes among arrhythmia diagnosis-naïve Medicare Fee-For-Service (FFS...
Pierantonio Russo, Jordan B. Strom, R. Nathan et al.· American Heart Journal· 0 citations
A specific LTCM was associated with higher claims‐based arrhythmia yield and lower repeat monitoring than most alternatives, and with lower hospitalization, health care utilization, and costs, confirming observations in other payer populations.
Suneet Mittal, M. Reynolds, Alejandro G. Hughes et al.· Clinical Cardiology· 0 citations
The correlation of LAV with PVI effectiveness in this study demonstrates that AA recurrence after PVI alone is directly related to increasing LAV, and left atrial appendage ligation may provide an adjunctive benefit in patients with nonparoxysmal AF and enlarged LAV.
Dhanunjaya R. Lakkireddy, David J. Wilber, Suneet Mittal et al.· Circulation: Arrhythmia and...· 0 citations
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