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Atrial fibrillation: the relation between heart and brain

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Fig. 1.  In the holistic view not the separate parts as such of the organism are investigated, but especially their interrelationship as part of a whole.
Table I.  Classification of risk for cerebrovascular events in NVAF patients and the corresponding recommenda- recommenda-tions for antithrombotic therapy
Fig. 4.  Not only the vulnerable plaque will determine the occurrence of an acute atherothrombotic event, but also the vulnerable blood and (in case of  coro-nary events) the vulnerable myocardium; together they determine the vulnerable patient (From:  Am

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