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Randomized Ablation-based AF Rhythm-control Versus Rate-control in Patients With HF and High-burden AF Extend
This is an extended follow up study of the original RAFT-AF Study. The RAFT-AF study was a multi-centre randomized controlled trial with a prospective randomized open blinded endpoint trial (PROBE) design. Patients were randomized to either catheter ablation-based rhythm control of AF as compared to rate control of AF
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