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For CABG patients with Afib, the data supporting treatment is growing stronger.

Epicardial ablation is associated with superior long-term survival.

LAAO is associated with meaningfully lower stroke risk and lower bleeding readmissions.

It doesn't have to be one or the other. Together, they offer patients the most complete approach to Afib management during CABG procedures.

One operation. One opportunity. These patients deserve both.

Learn more: <a href="https://okt.to/9IO7qU&quot; target="_blank">https://okt.to/9IO7qU</a&gt;

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