Leading cardiologists recommend
Left Atrial Appendage Exclusion (LAAE)
to reduce stroke* risk.
LAAE should always be part of atrial fibrillation (AF) management discussion for patients undergoing surgery. Here are the facts to consider when referring your patients to the surgical team.
*Originated from the LAA
AF and Stroke Risk
Thrombus in the LAA is believed to be the primary cause of stroke in AF patients.
LAAE reduces the risk of LAA related stroke by over 40%.
Hear what the Experts are saying
Leading cardiologists explain why they started to have those all-important conversations about LAAE.
Hear about the impact it can make to peoples’ lives.
It’s Recommended that you Recommend it
You can refer to surgical LAA Exclusion in your referrals.
Refer your eligible AF patients for LAAE to reduce stroke risk.
Patient Conversations
Open the discussion with your patients about LAA Exclusion.
Our patient pack provides information for patients about AF and LAA Exclusion.
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