Are you a college student looking for an opportunity to gain practical knowledge in your field of study? This fall, we'll be visiting local campuses near you. Check out our schedule below and be sure to stop by our booth to connect with our team.

- 9/15 University of Dayton
- 9/17 University of Minnesota
- 9/17 University of Cincinnati Professional Career Fair
- 9/18 University of Cincinnati Technical Career Fair

Apply early at: <a href="https://okt.to/WxS5HC&quot; target="_blank">https://okt.to/WxS5HC</a&gt;

For <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/AfibAwarenessMonth?src=hashtag_click&quot; target="_blank">#AfibAwarenessMonth</a>, Atricure Director of Professional Education, <a href="https://twitter.com/Nick_Thaxton&quot; target="_blank">@Nick_Thaxton</a>, explores the importance of NSR &amp; how <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Afib?src=hashtag_click&quot; target="_blank">#Afib</a> can increase risks of heart failure and stroke. Understanding these risks is crucial for timely intervention. Learn more: <a href="https://t.co/q9EOfZ3wDY&quot; target="_blank">https://t.co/q9EOfZ3wDY</a&gt;

For Afib Awareness Month, we’re highlighting the critical role of Normal Sinus Rhythm (NSR). AtriCure’s Director of Professional Education, Nick Thaxton, delves into the significance of NSR, its impact on heart health, and how Afib can elevate risks of complications like heart failure and stroke.

Understanding these risks is key to timely intervention and improved patient outcomes.

Learn more about maintaining a healthy rhythm at: actagainstafib.com
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The 2024 <a href="https://twitter.com/escardio&quot; target="_blank">@escardio</a> Guidelines, developed with <a href="https://twitter.com/EACTS&quot; target="_blank">@EACTS</a>, are out! Key updates:

Surgical AF ablation: Class I (mitral valve) and Class IIa (non-mitral)

LAAE: Class I (AF ablation) &amp; Class IIa (endoscopic/hybrid)

Hybrid AF ablation: Class II

Full guidelines:… <a href="https://t.co/xYOtgWZ3ma&quot; target="_blank">https://t.co/xYOtgWZ3ma</a&gt;

The 2024 European Society of Cardiology Guidelines, developed with EACTS - European Association for Cardio-Thoracic Surgery, have been released! Updates include:

Concomitant surgical AF ablation has been upgraded to:
- Class I for patients undergoing mitral valve surgery
- Class IIa for patients undergoing non-mitral valve surgery

LAA Exclusion has been upgraded to:
- Class I for concomitant AF ablation surgeries
- Class IIa for concomitant endoscopic or hybrid AF ablation

Hybrid AF ablation has been upgraded to a class II consideration

Discover the full guidelines at: <a href="https://okt.to/1aXKst&quot; target="_blank">https://okt.to/1aXKst</a&gt;
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Underlying damage that increases the risk of Afib can be found through modifiable factors like hypertension, diabetes and inflammation. Identifying this damage, known as ACM, is crucial for early Afib detection and can also indicate stroke risk even without Afib.

Afib progression can be life threatening – and may not be apparent at first sight.

But it’s possible to recognize it even before experiencing the first episode.

Underlying damage that makes it more likely to develop Afib can be found through modifiable risk factors that are commonly seen in patients being treated for other heart conditions.

Some of the most common are hypertension, diabetes, obesity and inflammation.

Finding the damage, called atrial cardiomyopathy, is important for early detection of Afib – but can also signal the potential of stroke even without Afib.

Visit actagainstafib.com to learn more about treatment options.

Quality of life is significantly impacted for patients with symptomatic Afib who remain out of sinus rhythm. Dr. Michael Moon walks through how Afib impacts patients and how sinus rhythm plays a vital role. ​
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Help your Afib patients regain life’s rhythm by visiting actagainstafib.com to learn more. ​

QOL is significantly impacted for patients with symptomatic Afib who remain out of sinus rhythm. Dr. Moon walks through how Afib impacts patients and how sinus rhythm plays a vital role. ​
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Help your <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Afib?src=hashtag_click&quot; target="_blank">#Afib</a> patients regain life’s rhythm by visiting <a href="https://t.co/q9EOfZ3wDY.&quot; target="_blank">https://t.co/q9EOfZ3wDY.</a&gt;

EnCompass combines over 20 years of trusted technology with the latest innovations in clamp design to enhance surgical ablation options.

Discover how: <a href="https://t.co/lzsZ0H2wAq&quot; target="_blank">https://t.co/lzsZ0H2wAq</a&gt; 
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