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Patients with AFib are ~5X more likely to have a stroke.1
This increased risk of stroke highlights the need for accurate and timely detection. A pulse check for at-risk patients, as part of a patient assessment during an in-office or telehealth visit, can be a critical first step toward diagnosing and managing AFib.2,3
Patients with AFib are ~5X
more likely to have a stroke.1
This increased risk of stroke highlights the need for accurate and timely detection. A pulse check for at-risk patients, as part of a patient assessment during an in-office or telehealth visit, can be a critical first step toward diagnosing and managing AFib.2,3
AFib may be difficult to detect in some patients, such as those with asymptomatic or paroxysmal AFib. Remote monitoring with
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