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Recent coronary angioplasty to relieve 90%/60% blockages of main arteries. recent recurrence of af, now stable nhb. q: is second ablation warranted?
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There are many: ablative therapies for AF but without knowing your medical history and the nature of your previous treatment it is impossible to advise regarding your question. The Coronary artery disease treatment is most likely unrelated to your AF recurrence. This is a question for your health care providers as they have all the information about your previous care.
Answered 4/17/2017
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