Position statementClassReferences
A careful review of device memories is required at each follow-up of patients with CIEDs.graphic17
Risk stratification to identify individuals that require further investigation aimed at establishing AF diagnosis should be performed using the CHA2DS2-VASc score in patients with SCAF/AHREs (>5 min)graphic86
Intensified follow-up, eventually using remote monitoring, is justifiable in patients with AHREs <24 h in individuals at risk of thromboembolic episodes.graphic87
Based on their risk stratification, initiation of oral anticoagulation may be an option in patients with SCARF/AHREs lasting longer than 24 h.graphic65
No anticoagulation is needed in patients when asymptomatic atrial tachyarrhythmias lasting <5 min are discovered in device memories of CIEDs.graphic10,75,82,85
Position statementClassReferences
A careful review of device memories is required at each follow-up of patients with CIEDs.graphic17
Risk stratification to identify individuals that require further investigation aimed at establishing AF diagnosis should be performed using the CHA2DS2-VASc score in patients with SCAF/AHREs (>5 min)graphic86
Intensified follow-up, eventually using remote monitoring, is justifiable in patients with AHREs <24 h in individuals at risk of thromboembolic episodes.graphic87
Based on their risk stratification, initiation of oral anticoagulation may be an option in patients with SCARF/AHREs lasting longer than 24 h.graphic65
No anticoagulation is needed in patients when asymptomatic atrial tachyarrhythmias lasting <5 min are discovered in device memories of CIEDs.graphic10,75,82,85
Position statementClassReferences
A careful review of device memories is required at each follow-up of patients with CIEDs.graphic17
Risk stratification to identify individuals that require further investigation aimed at establishing AF diagnosis should be performed using the CHA2DS2-VASc score in patients with SCAF/AHREs (>5 min)graphic86
Intensified follow-up, eventually using remote monitoring, is justifiable in patients with AHREs <24 h in individuals at risk of thromboembolic episodes.graphic87
Based on their risk stratification, initiation of oral anticoagulation may be an option in patients with SCARF/AHREs lasting longer than 24 h.graphic65
No anticoagulation is needed in patients when asymptomatic atrial tachyarrhythmias lasting <5 min are discovered in device memories of CIEDs.graphic10,75,82,85
Position statementClassReferences
A careful review of device memories is required at each follow-up of patients with CIEDs.graphic17
Risk stratification to identify individuals that require further investigation aimed at establishing AF diagnosis should be performed using the CHA2DS2-VASc score in patients with SCAF/AHREs (>5 min)graphic86
Intensified follow-up, eventually using remote monitoring, is justifiable in patients with AHREs <24 h in individuals at risk of thromboembolic episodes.graphic87
Based on their risk stratification, initiation of oral anticoagulation may be an option in patients with SCARF/AHREs lasting longer than 24 h.graphic65
No anticoagulation is needed in patients when asymptomatic atrial tachyarrhythmias lasting <5 min are discovered in device memories of CIEDs.graphic10,75,82,85
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