A Proposed Treatment Algorithm For The Management Of Patients With

Figure 2 A Proposed Treatment Algorithm For The Management Of Patients Management of patients with af requires knowledge of its pattern of presentation (paroxysmal, persistent, or permanent) and decisions about restoration and maintenance of sinus rhythm, control of the ventricular rate, and anticoagulation. these issues are addressed in the various management algorithms for each presentation of af. Based on the discussions to develop the treatment algorithm, frequent reassessment and follow up of adult patients with lgs is recommended as a cornerstone of the proposed treatment algorithm . reassessment may occur at least once every three, six, or 12 months, and this should be determined based on seizure frequency, changes in medication.

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