Comparison of anticoagulation rates across patient age groups
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Use of anticoagulation was compared across age categories in all patients aged at least 55 and above, with an AF episode duration of at least 6 h. In patients with AF 6–24 h, anticoagulation was present in 61.2% of those aged 55–64 years, 68.5% of those aged 65–74 years, 68.0% of those aged 75–84 years, and 56.4% of those aged ≥ 85 years (Fig. Demonstrates anticoagulation status across different age brackets, in patients with maximum AF episode duration of 6 to 24 hDemonstrates anticoagulation status across different age brackets, in patients with maximum AF episode duration of more than 24 h