Figure 3
Kaplan–Meier plot of arrhythmia resolution and recurrence. During ablation, an increasing proportion of trial patients return to sinus rhythm in response to ablation as the procedure progresses, with a higher rate of conversion in the multi-catheter cryotherapy group than in the radiofrequency group (A). In the reference group, spontaneous conversion to sinus rhythm did not occur. In the years after ablation, after a 6-month blanking period, an increasing proportion of patients developed atrial fibrillation, atrial tachycardia or atrial flutter (B) with a similar rate in both of the treatment groups, a higher rate in the reference group.

Kaplan–Meier plot of arrhythmia resolution and recurrence. During ablation, an increasing proportion of trial patients return to sinus rhythm in response to ablation as the procedure progresses, with a higher rate of conversion in the multi-catheter cryotherapy group than in the radiofrequency group (A). In the reference group, spontaneous conversion to sinus rhythm did not occur. In the years after ablation, after a 6-month blanking period, an increasing proportion of patients developed atrial fibrillation, atrial tachycardia or atrial flutter (B) with a similar rate in both of the treatment groups, a higher rate in the reference group.

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