… of sinus rhythm in patients with atrial fibrillation are referred to as … sinus rhythm rather than
accept continued atrial fibrillation with rate control alone. Finally, not only are present rhythm …

… of patients with atrial fibrillation and a high risk for stroke or death with a rhythm-control strategy
… of the relationship of survival to cardiac rhythm and treatment as they changed over time. …

… The goal of the analysis is to distinguish the rhythm categories atrial fibrillation (A and D),
normal sinus rhythm (B and E), and sinus rhythm with ectopy (C and F). The major findings are …

… sinus rhythm in >80% of patients, but recurrence of AFib over … sinus rhythm, rather than
accepting permanent AFib with … Whereas clear evidence exists that abolishing AFib makes …

… in sinus rhythm was calculated. For each patient, the time interval between visits was divided
in quartiles, with each quartile designated sinus rhythm or atrial fibrillation … atrial fibrillation …

… treatment with antiarrhythmic drugs on death, stroke, drug adverse effects and recurrence
of atrial fibrillation in people who had recovered sinus rhythm after having atrial fibrillation. …

… Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common sustained cardiac arrhythmia, affecting young as …
remodelling that may become manifest if normal sinus rhythm is not restored, and the serious …

… to sinus rhythm, the duration of atrial fibrillation was … by 12-lead electrocardiography or rhythm
strip. Conversion was defined as … atrial fibrillation throughout the index hospital admission. …

… To review the efficacy and safety of electrical and pharmacologic conversion of atrial fibrillation,
strategies for maintenance of sinus rhythm, and the importance of antithrombotic therapy. …

… rhythms and then use a four-step process to determine the transitions between AF and sinus
rhythm… two different cardiac rhythms, especially between AF and sinus rhythm. The AF event …