CE-543-01 4-FOLD HIGHER RATE OF ATRIAL FIBRILLATION DETECTION AFTER STROKE OF PRESUMED KNOWN ETIOLOGY WITH CONTINUOUS VERSUS INTERMITTENT MONITORING: RESULTS FROM THE STROKE AF STUDY
Jonathan P. Piccini(Clinical Research Institute), Lee H. Schwamm(Yale University), Paul Ziegler(Medtronic (United States)), pramod P. sethi, Evgeny G. Sidorov, Hooman Kamel(Cornell University), Richard A. Bernstein(Northwestern University), Jeffrey N. Katz, Scott Silverman(Stroke Association), Scott E. Kasner(University of Pennsylvania), Theodore Merriam(Stroke Association), Christopher B. Granger(Clinical Research Institute)
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