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During this video, you will learn why atrial fibrillation (AFib) should be treated at the time of heart valve surgery and how this can be done safely using minimally invasive techniques, including the new All Bipolar Clamp Technique. The featured expert is Dr. Gansevort Dunnington, a nationally recognized minimally invasive heart valve and atrial fibrillation specialist at Adventist Health St. Helena in St. Helena, California. The discussion is hosted by Adam Pick, the patient who founded… read more

May 25
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A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

Interesting, in seeing the shot where they showed normal EKG, and Afib EKG, shows I have had it for a good long while (providing I am reading that right).

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