I have just come across what I consider to be the best description of AF I have found thus far on the web - with an animation too.
nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health...
I wish I had found this when I was first diagnosed, it would of answered a lot of my questions.
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Thank you for this - I have read so much and this makes it so much easier for me to understand!!! x x x
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Thanks for this. An excellent description as you say.
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Hidden 9 years ago
Thanks for this Joebob. The best explanation I've read as well.
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I have always been disorganised , heart just cactching up with rest of me.
For us olduns told it was like a telephone exchange with dozens of crossed lines.
I find the more I seem to find out the less I seem to know
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When it comes to the body, if you are a researcher, you will never be out of a job - what an amazing machine where the medics still only understand the basics!
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Thank you for sharing,brilliant article Jenny
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Excellent article - I notice it reinforces the NICE advice - rate control first if it fails try rhythm.
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Hidden 9 years ago
It's a really great explanation, thank you. Very useful! Love the animation.
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