CHAMPION-AF Demonstrated Better Freedom From Clinically Relevant Bleeding Events – Boston Scientific Cardiology
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”Not all bleeding events are equal. Using a modified ISTH definition focused on clinically relevant non-major bleeding requiring hospitalization or HCP intervention, CHAMPION-AF demonstrated superior freedom from bleeding-which remained significant when including procedural bleeding. This highlights a clinically meaningful benefit, even in lower-risk patients.
Hear from Dr. Shephal Doshi and Dr. Ken Ellenbogen on why these events significantly impact patient experience, treatment decisions, and quality of life.
WATCHMAN FLX Pro Left Atrial Appendage Closure Device Indications, Safety, and Warnings․”
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