PO-635-08 REDUCTION IN ANTI-ARRHYTHMIC DRUG USE AND IMPROVEMENT IN QUALITY OF LIFE FOLLOWING THE HYBRID CONVERGENT PROCEDURE IN PERSISTENT AND LONGSTANDING PERSISTENT ATRIAL FIBRILLATION: A CONVERGE TRIAL ANALYSIS
David B. De Lurgio(Emory University), Jaswinder Gill(Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust), Anthony R. Magnano(Saint Vincent Health System), Faraz Kerendi(Heart Foundation), mark mostovych, Michael E. Halkos(Emory University), David Tschopp(St David's Medical Center), Saumil R. Oza(Saint Vincent Health System), Karl J. Crossen, Christopher Blauth(St Thomas' Hospital)
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