No Strong Benefit of Long-term Anticoagulation in Secondary AF No Strong Benefit of Long-term Anticoagulation in Secondary AF

A preliminary study suggests little benefit on stroke reduction and a suggestion of increased bleeding from long-term anticoagulation in transient AF secondary to ACS, sepsis, or lung disease.Medscape Medical News
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