Clonal haematopoiesis of indeterminate potential and atrial fibrillation: an east Asian cohort study
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Hyo‐Jeong Ahn
HA
Hong Yul An
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Gangpyo Ryu
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CHIP mutations, primarily DNMT3A or TET2, are more prevalent in patients with AF than non-AF subjects whilst their presence is associated with a more progressive nature of AF and unfavourable clinical outcomes.
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