Guía de práctica clínica para tratamiento de fibrilación auricular
Atrial fIbrillation - practical clinical guideline
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El tratamiento de la fibrilación auricular impone retos en cada caso. Nuestro propósito es brindar recomendaciones para el médico en atención primaria. Las fuentes de información principales en la elaboración de la guía fueron estudios primarios y agregativos.
En general, el tratamiento de la fi brilación auricular requiere enfoque individualizado y es altamente recomendable aprovechar de manera pertinente las escalas clínicas disponibles para identificación de beneficios y riesgos según las alternativas terapéuticas.
Para la toma de deciciones hay dos aspectos clave: 1) determinar justificación para profilaxis antitrombótica, 2) evaluar la estrategia más apropiada: control de frecuencia - control de ritmo. Las recomendaciones estan expuestas en tablas y algoritmos que requieren ser utilizadas según el contexto y características individuales en cada caso.
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