Summary of The Atrial Fibrillation Study Progress 医学专业英语论文.docVIP

Summary of The Atrial Fibrillation Study Progress Abstract:Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most commoncardiac arrhythmia,andarrhythmiafield ofthe most difficultto overcomeoneoftheheart disease. Chinaisthelargest country intheworldonpatients with atrial fibrillation, withtheimprovementofpeoples living standardand population aging, the incidence rateshowed an increasingtrendandbecomethe 21st centuryChinas emergingmainstreamof cardiovascular disease. Althoughatrial fibrillationis notlikeVFwill have a directcauseof death in patients, but therapidventricular rateinatrial fibrillationcan causehemodynamic deterioration, resulting in cardiacdysfunctionandmalignant ventricular arrhythmias, especially combinedthrombosiswill begreatly increasedin patients withtherisk of stroke. Effectivetestmethodcannotfindthetrackstate changesofatrial fibrillationandtreatmentof atrial fibrillationtreatmentare basicallybasedontheclinicaltrial and error, leading to thedeclineintreatmentefficiency.In this paper, througha synthesis ofmodern researchonatrial fibrillation (AF), provideamore scientificbasistounderstandthe hazardsofatrial fibrillationandatrial fibrillationdiagnosis and treatment. Key words: atrial fibrillationmechanism ESC OSAS New understanding of atrial fibrillation mechanismsBased on extensive research in recent years, clinical and basic, the ESC released a new atrial fibrillation treatment guidelines detailed mechanisms of atrial fibrillation: atrial factor (atrial pathophysiology, such as atrial enlargement or fibrosis), electrophysiological mechanism (focal excited or reentrant, multiple micro-reentry, etc.), genetic factors (such as the cardiac sodium channel gene SCN5A adjustment function missing, etc.), clinically relevant factors (eg, hemodynamic changes) [1].New risk factors: obesity and OSASObese patients with atrial fibrillation, the average body mass index (BMI) was 27.5 kg/m2, equivalent to when the moderately obese [3]. Overweight and obesity can affect the atrial