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[Guest guest]

All I am not sure if you have seen this one but as it is the Dr that heads

my Clinic I just had to send it on.

last one to-day.

good bedtime reading. I would suggest that if you are a worrying type then

do not read this one, that a red flag to a bull. but you have been warned.

http://cardiology.medscape.com/Medscape/cardiology/TreatmentUpdate/2000/tu03

/public/toc-tu03.html

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[Guest guest]

, I am not one of the moderators, but I find the articles you

post extremely useful. For example, that one about a different kind

of conversion being much more effective, and from reading the others

I am much more informed about the questions I plan to ask my doc next

time.

I think it is crucial that we all find out as much as we can and be

informed patients.

[Guest guest]

>

> good bedtime reading. I would suggest that if you are a worrying

type then

> do not read this one, that a red flag to a bull. but you have been

warned.

Hi, ,

I had seen that paper before, and really freaked out when I read it.

However, on closer inspection, I decided that they were being sloppy

in the statistics they quote. For example, such things as lumping

together results for people with severe heart disease accompanying

afib and people with " just " afib. Fortunately I had seen some other

more detailed papers at the same time, and knew this particular paper

was not carefully written. So, anyone who is wigged out, take this

one with a box of salt :-)

trudy