Heart surgery breakthrough? new patch could stop dangerous Post-Op heart rhythms
NCT ID NCT06063538
Summary
This study is testing whether applying a special patch soaked with a heart rhythm medicine directly to the heart during surgery can prevent a common and serious complication called atrial fibrillation. The research involves 63 adults having open-heart bypass or valve surgery. Doctors will place the medicine-coated patch on the heart's surface during the operation to see if it reduces irregular heartbeats during recovery.
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The University of Chicago
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