Atrial fibrillation
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The difference in the number of patients presenting an episode of persistent AF (defined as an AF episode lasting more than 30 minutes as documented by scopic and telemetric monitoring) during their hospitalisation. AF is defined by the ESC as RR interval irregularity, absence of repeated P waves, and irregular atrial activations. The SoC group will be compared to the other two groups of the study. As assessed between the surgery and day 7 post-surgery
Difference in the number of patients presenting an episode of persistent AF during their hospitalization, Duration of hospitalization in days (starting from D0, the day of the surgery), Incidence of pericardial effusion requiring surgical correction during hospitalization, Incidence of the introduction of anticoagulants during hospitalization in the case of a POAF episode of 48h or more or in case of POAF recurrence, Incidence of cardiac conduction disorders requiring temporary electro-training during hospitalization, Health state of patients as well as electrocardiogram and current treatments for cardiac disorders (based on data from standard follow-up by the patient’s cardiologist), Incidence of gastrointestinal disorders (diarrhoea and abdominal pain), Treatment-emergent adverse events
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