Table 2

Late follow-up data

SPVI (n = 42)
Mean follow-up, years (range)5 (SD 1.7, range 3–8)
FFAs without AAD (n, %)29 (69%)
FFAs with AAD (n, %)35 (83%)
FFA with additional transcatheter ablation, no AAD31 (74%)
FFA with additional transcatheter ablation and AAD36 (86%)
Freedom from anti arrhythmic drugs32 (76%)
Freedom from oral anticoagulants39 (93%)
Mortality at follow-up (n, %)0 (0%)
Late stroke (>30 day), (n, %)0 (0%)
SPVI (n = 42)
Mean follow-up, years (range)5 (SD 1.7, range 3–8)
FFAs without AAD (n, %)29 (69%)
FFAs with AAD (n, %)35 (83%)
FFA with additional transcatheter ablation, no AAD31 (74%)
FFA with additional transcatheter ablation and AAD36 (86%)
Freedom from anti arrhythmic drugs32 (76%)
Freedom from oral anticoagulants39 (93%)
Mortality at follow-up (n, %)0 (0%)
Late stroke (>30 day), (n, %)0 (0%)

FFA, freedom from atrial arrhythmias.

Table 2

Late follow-up data

SPVI (n = 42)
Mean follow-up, years (range)5 (SD 1.7, range 3–8)
FFAs without AAD (n, %)29 (69%)
FFAs with AAD (n, %)35 (83%)
FFA with additional transcatheter ablation, no AAD31 (74%)
FFA with additional transcatheter ablation and AAD36 (86%)
Freedom from anti arrhythmic drugs32 (76%)
Freedom from oral anticoagulants39 (93%)
Mortality at follow-up (n, %)0 (0%)
Late stroke (>30 day), (n, %)0 (0%)
SPVI (n = 42)
Mean follow-up, years (range)5 (SD 1.7, range 3–8)
FFAs without AAD (n, %)29 (69%)
FFAs with AAD (n, %)35 (83%)
FFA with additional transcatheter ablation, no AAD31 (74%)
FFA with additional transcatheter ablation and AAD36 (86%)
Freedom from anti arrhythmic drugs32 (76%)
Freedom from oral anticoagulants39 (93%)
Mortality at follow-up (n, %)0 (0%)
Late stroke (>30 day), (n, %)0 (0%)

FFA, freedom from atrial arrhythmias.

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