Atrial fibrillation occurring initially during acute medical illness: the heterogeneous nature of disease, outcomes and management strategies

Yan‐Guang Li; Marco Borgi; Professor Gregory Lip

doi:10.1177/2048872618801763

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Atrial fibrillation occurring initially during acute medical illness: the heterogeneous nature of disease, outcomes and management strategies

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